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jsDelivr

Package info and download stats on jsDelivr CDN

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The public jsDelivr API provides package metadata for npm and GitHub, including versions, files, and npm entry points. It also provides jsDelivr usage statistics and allows looking up CDN files by their hashes. The API is free to use and imposes no rate limits. However, if you plan to make 100+ RPM for longer periods of time, you should contact us first. Please note that usage statistics are available with a 48 hour delay. If you create a tool/plugin/etc. which uses this API, please include a link to your tool in the User-Agent header so that we can learn more about how this API…

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Inside the original README — Document outline
  1. jsDelivr API
  2. Usage
  3. Let us know how you use this API
  4. Restrictions
  5. Endpoints
  6. Example use cases
  7. FAQ
  8. Search npm packages
  9. Related projects
  10. Contributing

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  1. First observed: Sep 14, 2026
  2. Last directory-field change: Sep 14, 2026
  3. Current source observation: Nov 1, 2026

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