In the .js bundle on the npmtrends site I found the success handler for fetch requests.
It looks like this:
e.fetch = function(t, e) {
...
return this.retryer = new a.m4({
fn: y.fetchFn,
abort: null == h || null == (o = h.abort) ? void 0 : o.bind(h),
onSuccess: function(t) {
s.setData(t),
I put a breakpoint of the setData
line and executed this in the terminal:
t.map((tt) => {
tt.downloads = tt.downloads.map((d) => {
d.downloads = d.downloads > 155911 ? 70000 : d.downloads;
return d;
})
return tt;
})