ai/nanoid has 27.1k stars and gained +142 of them in the last 30 days, a 0.5% change. It is written in JavaScript, grouped under devtools, released under MIT. A merged pull request waits a median of 10h from opening to merge, measured on 11 pull requests. Last pushed on 16 Oct 2026.
Star growth per time window: stars gained, growth percentage, the star count at the start of the period, and whether the figure was measured from our own two-hour intraday snapshots, daily snapshots, or GitHub’s rebuilt star history, for the last 6 hours, the last 12 hours, today, the last 7 days, the last 30 days, and the last year. A period with no current measurement is left blank rather than shown as zero.
Period
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Last 6 hours
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Last 12 hours
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Today
+2
0.0%
27.1k on 26 Oct 2026
Daily snapshots
Last 7 days
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Last measured 25 Oct 2026
Last 30 days
+142
0.5%
27k on 27 Sep 2026
Weekly history
Last year
+1.1k
4.3%
26k on 26 Oct 2025
Weekly history
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Star history
Weekly, from GitHub's stargazers history, over a 30-day window.
5 Oct 2026First seen on GitHub Trending · rank 11· same day
Stars: 27.1k when it entered our index, 27.1k on the last capture we hold (25 Oct 2026), so +34 in that span. That span is our own measurement window, not a claim about what happened before it.
Its most recent thread before Trending is more than 90 days older than that day, so the two are not the same story and we do not claim lead time.
We hold 25 mentions for it, the oldest dated 12 Sep 2017 and the first written into our database on 16 Oct 2026. Thread dates come from the source, not from when we fetched them.
What the web says
25 items so far: 19 on Hacker News, 6 on Reddit; 0 in the last 7 days, 0 in the last 30. Checked by the pipeline, which re-scans trending repositories every few hours. Last check .
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Where it stands
Every position is against the 60,551 repositories measured today — not global GitHub figures.
