Backspace repository data

Every figure the archive holds, as plain tables. This is the same data the charted dashboard is drawn from, rendered without JavaScript so it can be read, cited and crawled directly.

coverage 2026-02-15 to 2026-09-07 · generated 2026-09-07T22:50:20.013Z · resolution daily

Page views

Daily views of the repository on GitHub, with the number of distinct visitors.

Clones

Daily git clone operations, with the number of distinct cloners. GitHub counts this repository’s own actions/checkout steps here too, so a day of heavy continuous integration inflates the figure well above human traffic; clones far above one per unique cloner is the signature.

CI activity

Workflow runs this repository started each day, published beside the clone table above because they are the reason it moves. A 0 here is a measured zero, not a gap: the Actions API is asked for a date range and answers it completely, where the traffic endpoints omit a day they recorded nothing for. History before daily collection began is reconstructed only as far back as GitHub still retains runs, because a day whose runs have been deleted cannot be told apart from a day that had none.

Stars

Cumulative star count, one row per day. A day on which nobody starred carries the previous day's total, because that total is known rather than missing. History before daily collection began is reconstructed from each star's permanent timestamp, which counts only stars that still exist, so those early totals are a lower bound on what the counter read at the time.

Forks

Cumulative fork count, one row per day, on the same basis as stars above: quiet days carry the previous total, and pre-collection history is reconstructed from forks that still exist.

Contributors

Cumulative count of people with at least one commit, dated by each contributor's first commit week.

Repository counters

Watchers, open issues, and release asset downloads. Downloads are split because GitHub counts an updater feed file the same as an installer: app is installers and archives, update checks is the metadata every installed client fetches when it checks for a new version.

Referring sites

Where visitors arrived from. GitHub reports this only as a trailing 14-day total per snapshot and lists at most 10 rows, so these are fortnight aggregates rather than daily figures.

Popular paths

The most-visited paths in the repository, on the same trailing 14-day basis.

Releases