Bug in badges with scoped packages
See original GitHub issueBecause the “workaround” https://github.com/amio/badgen-service/blob/master/libs/live-fns/npm.js#L96
It seems that https://registry.npmjs.org/@babel%2Fcore/*
shows empty object
but removing the star shows all versions.
proof: https://registry.npmjs.org/@babel%2Fcore
It’s interesting why with @nestjs/core/*
it still works 😆
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👆 Should add this to knowledge base.
just a note for curious devs working with the NPM API: endpoint
registry.npmjs.org/[pkg-name]
a) with scoped packages there is no /latest, but have /dist-tag-name b) for not scoped ones is exactly the opposite - there IS /latest, but not have /dist-tag-name
pahahahaha