Package inspection

[walling]

It could be awesome, if you could click to expand a given package and show the details (a bit like the npmjs.org pages, but better formatted). Maybe it's just me, but I'm usually curious to see some of the stats and find myself going to npmjs.org to find the info.

A quick implementation could just be adding a tiny link (maybe an icon or whatever, looking nice) to the corresponding page at https://npmjs.org/package/{name}. What do you think?

[mafintosh]

Perhaps just disable the "straight to github" thing now and instead go to a /module/name page where we show the relevant links to github/npm,versions,last-updated and the README.md nicely formatted?

[walling]

Yes, that could definitely work. How should we move forward on this?

[freeall]

I like the idea of not going directly to the github page, and open something inline instead. Maybe still with a possibility to go to node-modules.com/module-name page so people are able to link directly to a module on the site.

[walling]

@freeall, I like the idea too. I think it's nice to be able to link to the module page as well. You could link to it on your website, and it's easy to look up a module with a known name by just typing in the URL.