Alec Lloyd Probert

@graphieros.npmx.social

305 Followers 205 Following

Front end dev, dataviz oriented. Kind of french, somehow british. Author and maintainer of Vue Data UI ๐Ÿ“Š https://vue-data-ui.graphieros.com/ ./ https://npmx.dev/ core

screenshot of a table row with an index of 44001 and a cell containing the surrealist text "adorable yellow burger" followed by an array of exclamation points
From left to right, Matteo, Alec, Julien, Matias, before the center of the World, aka Odette
A piece of cake
Hacking together Happy together
screenshot of a commit bumping pinia to 4.0.0
Animated gif of the landing page of the Vue Data Ui chart component library documentation website's home page, with fireworks animations to celebrate the unfinished French revolution
Line chart showing the install size of the vue-data-ui package, from version 3.20.8 to 3.22.9. The install size in version 3.20.8 is 5.4 MB, in version 3.22.9 is 5.1 MB (-6% overall). At the bottom, a watermark reads "./npmx a fast, modern browser for the npm registry".
Package download comparison line chart for: vite, webpack. The Y axis represents the number of downloads. The X axis represents the date range, from 2020 to 2026, with a yearly time period. The final values are estimates based on partial data for the current period. vite starts at 250.6k and ends at 4.9bn, showing a strong trend with a slope of 683.5m downloads per time interval, webpack starts at 604.2m and ends at 2.2bn, showing a strong trend with a slope of 232.9m downloads per time interval. At the bottom, a watermark reads "./npmx a fast, modern browser for the npm registry".
Line chart showing the install size of the vue-data-ui package, from version 3.20.7 to 3.22.8. The install size in version 3.20.7 is 5.4 MB, in version 3.22.8 is 5.2 MB (-5% overall). At the bottom, a watermark reads "./npmx a fast, modern browser for the npm registry".
Alt texts are cool too
Line chart showing the star history for the vue-data-ui repository, from 0 stars on 2023-07-42 to 2421 stars on 2026-07-07.
picture of edible NaN on a plate
Violin chart breaking down world population across 5 continents
Screenshot of the hero section of the documentation website for the Vue Data UI data visualisation components library, showing 2400 GitHub stars.
Animated gif of a screenshot of npmx's timeline feature, showing the evolution of the nitro package size with its main positive and warning events, with an interactive line chart.
Recent timeline for the kysely npm package, showing a decrease in install size by 46% (1.6MB) and module type changed to ESM.
Screenshot of the hero section of the Vue Data UI (data visualisation components library for vue 3), with a heading saying "A user-empowering data visualization Vue3 components library for eloquent data storytelling.", 67 components, 2367 GiyHub stars, and the version number (3.18.0)
Scatter plot chart mapping GitHub Stars versus GitHub Issues for the vue, react, preact, svelte, astro packages. vue : GitHub Stars (53.5K) and GitHub Issues (644), react : GitHub Stars (244.6K) and GitHub Issues (822), preact : GitHub Stars (38.6K) and GitHub Issues (60), svelte : GitHub Stars (86.4K) and GitHub Issues (915), astro : GitHub Stars (58.6K) and GitHub Issues (226). At the bottom, a watermark reads "./npmx a fast, modern browser for the npm registry"
Package download comparison line chart for: vitest, jest. The Y axis represents the number of downloads. The X axis represents the date range, from 2023-01-22 to 2026-04-19, with a weekly time period. vitest starts at 341.9K and ends at 50.6M, showing a strong trend with a slope of 146.7K downloads per time interval, jest starts at 5.6M and ends at 42.8M, showing a weak trend with a slope of 107.6K downloads per time interval. At the bottom, a watermark reads "./npmx a fast, modern browser for the npm registry".
3d heatmap of my github activity in 2026. It looks like small green skyscrapers.
Screenshot of the vue-data-ui Vue 3 data visualisation components library home page hero section
screenshot of my npmx contribution graph on github, showing a heatmap chart with packed activity from the end of january to march 18th, and a quadrant chart with an equal breakdown between code review, commits and pull requests, and a smaller proportion of issues.
Downloads line chart for the nanostores package. The Y axis represents the number of downloads. The X axis represents the date range, from Jan 2023 to Mar 2026, with a monthly time period. The final value is an estimate based on partial data for the current period. nanostores starts at 69.4K and ends at 6.8M, showing a strong trend with a slope of 95.3K downloads per time interval. At the bottom, a watermark reads "./npmx a fast, modern browser for the npm registry".
Animated gif of the compare page on npmx, switching the view fro table to charts
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Screenshot of all the available icons in the vue-data-ui components library
Downloads line chart for the tinyclip package. The Y axis represents the number of downloads. The X axis represents the date range, from 2026-02-28 to 2026-03-08, with a daily time period. tinyclip starts at 3 and ends at 1K, showing a strong trend with a slope of 122.8 downloads per time interval. At the bottom, a watermark reads "./npmx a fast, modern browser for the npm registry".
Screenshot of the vue-data-ui documentation home page hero section, taken in march 2024 with a tagline saying: "A user-empowering data visualization Vue3 components library for eloquent data storytelling", showing a link to the github repository with 111 stars
Screenshot of the vue-data-ui documentation home page hero section, with a tagline saying: "A user-empowering data visualization Vue3 components library for eloquent data storytelling", showing a link to the github repository with 2222 stars, and a link to the package page on npmx.dev
Screenshot of a line chart showing daily download stats for the nuxt package, ending with a 209.6k value for 2026-02-23
Screenshot of a line chart with gradient paths ranging from blueish colors for low values to reddish colors for high values
A screenshot of a line chart with a gradient path, ranging from blueish colors for low values, to reddish colors for high values
Screenshot of the hero section of the Vue Data UI data visualization library landing page, showing 2200 GitHub stars
A sparkline chart, using a gradient path with red shades for low values, and green shades for high values.
Screenshot of a line chart showing downloads trends for the vue-data-ui npm package, with a 43.1K estimation for February 2026
A screenshot of the nuxt package on npmx.dev, showing a modal with download statistics, clicking on 'monthly' view to display estimations for an incomplete month
npmx's compare page, scrolling down, showing comparison tables, and a line chart with download history for vue, svelte and react
Screenshot of a chat, replying to "Do you think the forks could have a place under the stars ?" with "Weirdly poetic sentence", and emoji reactions
Screenshot of the npmx package page, showcasing the very handy table of contents for the README section
Screenshot of the vue-data-ui docs website home page, showing the hero section, link to github repo and link to npmx
A screenshot of the vue-data-ui chart components library home page with a link to its page on npmx
A witting male mannequin wearing skinny jeans and a red and black striped npmx t shirt with a 'DO IT' motto
A male mannequin wearing skinny jeans and a black npm t-shirt with "I was here before #bikeshedding" written on it
Nuxt download sparkline chart, opening a modal with an enlarged line chart, adding an arrow pointing to a cool outlier, and adding a 'WOW' annotation
A sparkline chart with a pulse, showcasing Nuxt weekly downlads
Headless mannequin wearing some sort of skinny jean (not quite skinny)
Two half-ring charts side by side, with data labels emanating from each arc
A logo proposal for npmSj, featuring the npm logo, and a pair of skinny jeans
Drawing an arrow, writing text, drawing lines on a data visualization chart
Pears blossom
Cut a bug to regrow more