Add PyPI downloads badge to README #1376
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Whilst I am on the subject, this page https://hugovk.github.io/top-pypi-packages shows the top PyPI packages by number of monthly downloads. On 1 September |
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This adds a new badge to the README to show the latest number of downloads from PyPI. I remember the figure of 60 million downloads a month being talked about, this badge shows it is now double that.
README renders in light mode as
and dark mode as:
Colours, text, etc, can be easily changed. Clicking on the badge takes you to https://www.pepy.tech/projects/fsspec where you can see the daily downloads by version number.
S3FS has similar numbers, about 115 million a month, GCSFS is about 9 million a month.