Better info on usage when on a specific package

[TheKnarf]

The homepage shows the following information.
But if you are new to pkg.pr.new and never have used it, and your not looking to setup your project to use it; instead you just want to add someones package as a dependency to test out, then your first interaction with pkg.pr.new might be a link to a specific package. On that page there is no information on how to use it.

I think something like this should show on the specific package page:

pnpm add https://pkg.pr.new/vitejs/vite@92

Instead of how it currently looks:

[AmirSa12]

Hey @TheKnarf! Thanks for your feedback.

I wonder if you know that those commits shown in each package's page are clickable, and when you click on each one of those, the instructions on how to install them appear.

[TheKnarf]

That was not clear at all, no.

I tried clicking on what clearly looked like a button (the hash on the right), and never saw the popup.
You may take that into account when thinking through if this is a good UX.

[AmirSa12]

That was not clear at all, no.

I tried clicking on what clearly looked like a button (the hash on the right), and never saw the popup. You may take that into account when thinking through if this is a good UX.

I completely understand you, and I will consider that for sure.
But note that when you click on the hash, it will redirect you to the actual commit in GH, instead you should click on the title. see the attached image and let me know if you are not seeing this behavior.

[TheKnarf]

Yes, I got that from your description and was able to verify that that works. It was just not intuitive when first landing upon that webpage.