Website is down (API endpoints failing status=520)

[broofa]

Important
For anyone reading this issue, note that the underlying problem here may be that @pastelsky is looking for people to help contribute and maintain this project.

[CosminPerRam]

Page loads for me, but mentions internal server error:

It would be nice to see a service status page (instead of making issues here for when its down).

[liaoliao666]

Same issue here

[arvinxx]

same issue here

[broofa]

BTW, this is affecting all users of the bundlephobia API. E.g. https://npmgraph.js.org/ (my project) is failing to show bundle sizes in the inspector...

[Shawnxkwang]

+1 this is affecting everyone.

[pengtianyua]

same issue

[brendanbond]

+1

[broofa]

Just dropping a quick note to let people know that @pastelsky is looking for people to help contribute and maintain this project. That may be why this isn't getting addressed. If you have the time and effort, maybe consider volunteering?

[pmbanugo]

are there similar tools?

[lcdss]

Unfortunately, this issue has been happening frequently.

[NitroZeus1013]

It is working for some packages though
like express, classnames etc.
And when I tried for @fluentui/react it was able get the package-history api response but not the package size api.

Now it's throwing 429: too many requests.

[broofa]

are there similar tools?

BundleJS API - Provides built-package sizes, but doesn't provide a break down of the constituent subpackage sizes the way BP does.

PackagePhobia API - Provides publish and install sizes. Also does not provide subpackage sizes.

JSDelivr API - Provides usage and filesystem stats for both NPM and Github-based modules. Provides some basic info about filesystem structure and size. Does not appear to provide information about bundled sizes.

This is all I've found so far.