npm-miner
A dataset containing analysis results from 5 software quality tools for 2000 popular npm packages.
Overview
The NPM-MINER dataset provides analysis results from five open-source software quality tools (eslint, escomplex, nsp, jsinspect, and sonarjs) applied to 2000 popular npm packages. This dataset was created for research purposes and submitted to the Mining Software Repositories (MSR) conference Data Showcase Track, offering a valuable resource for studying code quality trends in the JavaScript ecosystem.
Key Features
- Multi-Tool Analysis — Aggregates results from five distinct code quality and security analysis tools.
- Popular Package Coverage — Focuses on 2000 npm packages selected based on stars and download counts.
- Reproducible Research — Includes source code to regenerate the dataset, supporting academic reproducibility.
- Web Interface — Provides a public web application (npm-miner.com) for exploring the dataset.
Philosophy
The project aims to create a comprehensive, reusable dataset for empirical software engineering research, enabling studies on code quality, technical debt, and security vulnerabilities in widely-used JavaScript packages.
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