[revolist]

We maintain Revo UI at Revolist. This adds it at the end of Frameworks.

MIT-licensed UI components for reports and dashboards, including form controls, pickers, and dialogs.

Documentation and live examples

This package is MIT licensed.

Checklist:

• I've read and understood Contributing Guidelines.
• I've added the new resource at the end of its section.
• This resource is out there for a while, and actively maintained.
• This resource is popular enough and has at least a few hundred stars on GitHub.

The public repository currently has 9 GitHub stars. It is actively maintained, but we have left the age and popularity checkboxes unchecked for your review.

[revolist]

We maintain Revo UI at Revolist. Could you clarify whether maturity or adoption was the blocker for this submission?

The MIT-licensed @revolist/ui package has 9 published versions since October 29. npm reports 1,553 downloads for October 8–November 6, and the GitHub repository currently has 12 stars. npm download statistics · Repository

Would sustained npm usage and release history allow consideration below the GitHub-star threshold, or should we wait for more history before revisiting this submission?

[gokaygurcan]

i released this package last night, for a project i was working: https://www.npmjs.com/package/sosarium

it has literally only a license file, a one liner readme, and the most simple package.json file. zero functionality, or whatsoever. not yet at least. it has 260 installs.

i'd suggest thinking about your 1553 number again and just imagine how much of it is just automated stuff and not real users with real intensions. it's harder to game the gh stars because you need to have an account and somewhat authenticity.

thanks for the question tho.