#Modrinth downloads by Minecraft version

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wet prairie
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Honestly this is unreviewed vibe coded garbage, but someone else might use it too so I'll post it. Here's something simple to determine what versions are most being used (useful for libraries? idk I'm using it to check which versions I should support for a mod). Accessible here: https://eastarcti.ca/mc/modrinth_stats/

edgy tide
vocal crest
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it's pretty interesting because you can see what versions are most popular

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if there were to be a download graph over the last year or months that could be useful for mod developers trying to figure out if they should add or deprecate a version

wet prairie
# edgy tide you should make the graph iframeable

Hows this? https://eastarcti.ca/mc/modrinth_stats/embed.html

/**
 * Query params
 * - project: modrinth project slug/id (default: fabric-api)
 * - loader: loader filter (fabric|quilt|forge|neoforge|... or empty for any)
 * - last: how many MC versions to show (default 60, min 5 max 250)
 * - snapshots: 1 to include snapshots, 0 to exclude (default 0)
 * - percent: 1 to show as percent of total, 0 downloads (default 0)
 * - title: 1 to show top bar, 0 to hide (default 1)
 * - table: 1 to show table, 0 to show chart (default 0)
 * - theme: dark|light (default dark)
 *
 * Example:
 *   embed.html?project=sodium&loader=fabric&last=40&percent=1&title=0&table=1
 */
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standalone html file so you can use it alone if you'd like

vocal crest
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on my phone it only displays that

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hmmmm

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it appears that it orders snapshots after releases

wet prairie
wet prairie
wet prairie
wet prairie
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Added copy embed buttons with current state

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Oh also idk if anyone noticed this but it does this too

chrome minnow
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I hope there is for downloads per version/mod loader, for entire modrinth :/ I really want to see what version worth for maintaining/abandoning

vocal crest
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yeah

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maybe like a minecraft version/modloader graph or something like statcounter has

wet prairie
short mantle
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Looks cool 😄
||I managed to watch it yesterday though - it actually looks nice and useful||
-# This is a problem with Modrinth as a whole, just in case

queen skiff
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Github pls

queen skiff
wet prairie
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fabric-api is what I use, I can toss it up on github the html files are standalone tho

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this was a TRUE vibe code, I didn't even make a repo for this one 😭

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aint no next.js there (I should work on this again and make it proper, alsos scraping and downloads over time)