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It would be awesome to be able to switch the chart view from regular to a logarithmic chart. Because in a log chart then you'd be able to see how much a library is growing compared to its own current size. It would be easier to compare upcoming libraries with established ones, since their chart wouldn't be made minuscule and unintelligible side by side. Ultimately, what you want to compare is not absolute values but the growth rate, and a log chart is perfect for that. (Just as when you're comparing stocks.)
I see moiva is using chart.js. Luckily, that library already has the log chart feature available:
It would be awesome to be able to switch the chart view from regular to a logarithmic chart. Because in a log chart then you'd be able to see how much a library is growing compared to its own current size. It would be easier to compare upcoming libraries with established ones, since their chart wouldn't be made minuscule and unintelligible side by side. Ultimately, what you want to compare is not absolute values but the growth rate, and a log chart is perfect for that. (Just as when you're comparing stocks.)
I see moiva is using chart.js. Luckily, that library already has the log chart feature available:
https://www.chartjs.org/samples/latest/scales/logarithmic/line.html
Should be as simple as having a button that would change the Y axis of the chart:
https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/axes/cartesian/logarithmic.html
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