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i actually take it back - yes it does need reach to be useful 😅. try to install your top 5 expected deps from work, and top 5 'fun' deps - they are not there xD but you can publish nicely, for sure!

If you are going to reduce the pain of setting up trusted publishing in any way then sign me up 😮‍💨

Fundamentally, npm needs a more open community ecosystem, as previous feedback channels have largely disappeared. They should actively embrace broader community input rather than relying on exclusive or restricted channels.

I don't think she is.

happy as a pangrum old chap

> pain point: Auth for publishing and security checks before publishing > pain point: Isolated package testing, will this work on someone else's machine? (Maybe solve with a CLI that locks environment variables and jails executables?) > Would I love to work on it?: Of course!!

this isn't a CLI tool - it's a web UI for npmjs. I don't think jsr tackles this.

Ooh la la! I'd love to have look

also a nice to have would be a link to a package's changelog(s). for example with a package that uses github the link could go to the releases page. maybe with a custom field in package.json a package maintainer could configure where the changelog(s) are in case something else is being used.

only issue is accessibility, like how should a visually impaired person find the popover. could maybe be a hot key like "ctrl+b" with accessibility link at the top

yeah definitely a good use case for collections (tbd name), being able to share lists to each other and then installing them from the list individually or all at once

This sounds really cool. What are the current challenges you are facing.

I’m interested!

Very exciting stuff: I'd _really_ love a better way to administer the maintainers/admins of a package. Last place I worked, it basically was all or nothing for the `@company` packages we had

Well, brick by brick

Very excited to see the UI! We’re doing the same but without npm under the hood. Calling it the Pantry registry

What an amazing idea!

Can't wait :)

I wish it npmjs didn't say "zero dependencies" for packages that have optional dependencies. Especially with the trend of more native tools, each platform native dep is listed as optional but you need at least one of them to use the package.

i could be interested :D

The scoring system is 👌🏽

I'd eagerly like to contribute! I have had this idea for a long time and created a big list of the package page improvements I'd happily share & work on.

@atproto.com under the hood?

> if this is something you'd like to contribute to Would I like to collaborate with a person I enjoy on solving pains I feel with a stack I like? Why yes, yes I would. (Disclaimer: I have made a highly presumptuous assumption about your choice of framework. 🤞)

...admin: - can't sort packages in any way, only default sort. oh my god. - can't change number of packages per page. I just want to cmd-f, please! - can't search packages in any structured way, only full text - the alignment on the /settings/:jpg/teams/team/:team/access page (attached screenshot) 😭

I’d help 👍

@danielroe.dev , I want to work. Pls take me with you.