Add usage trend link

[cwtuan]

As an active user of Day.js, I believe it would greatly benefit the community if we could include a link to the npm usage trend for Day.js and Moment.js.

This link will provide users with valuable insights into the usage trend, allowing them to make more informed decisions when choosing a modern date-time library. Providing this information will empower users to choose Day.js as a more modern alternative, considering its thriving community and ongoing development.

I kindly request you to consider this addition. Thanks

[iamkun]

Seems good, maybe an embedded chart or image will be better?

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[cwtuan]

Unfortunately , Iframes cannot be embedded in Markdown on GitHub, as far as I know.

[iamkun]

how about a screenshot then?

PS: found another website that can make a comparison https://npmtrends.com/dayjs-vs-moment

[cwtuan]

Would you like me to embed this image in website? If so, I can try to figure out how to embed only the trend image, without extra information.

[iamkun]

Maybe Readme is a better place? It's the first impression of the project.

[cwtuan]

Thank you for your advice.

Based on your suggestion, I have made updates to the github merge request. I have added a screenshot to the README file and included a link to the npm-compare website for real-time data. This is important because the README serves as the first impression of the project.

[cwtuan]

any further suggestion about this MR?

[iamkun]

That looks great, thanks.

Before this PR gets merged, can you add a clickable link to the image the same as the link text above?

Or, maybe we can remove the text link and use an image combined with a a tag instead?

[cwtuan]

I appreciate your suggestion. The image now includes a clickable link, and the description has been removed.

[iamkun]

Cheers

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