Two projects, every axis at once.
Downloads from npm and PyPI, the OpenSSF scorecard, advisories filed against what they publish, and what their repositories are doing — held side by side. Choosing between two libraries normally means opening five tabs and comparing numbers that were never measured the same way.
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Pick two. The link updates as you choose, so a comparison is something you can send someone.
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Bars are drawn within each row against the larger of the two, never across rows: downloads and a score out of ten share no scale, and drawing them against one another would invent a comparison. Nothing here is totalled and neither column is a winner — a project with more downloads and more advisories is a project with more downloads and more advisories. Where a figure is missing the row says so; absence is not a low score.