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Put search terms in the npm description - #58
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npm search ranks free text on the package name and description. The current description never says "outbox", "delivery" or "Standard Webhooks", so Hookgres is outside the top 20 for
transactional outbox,webhook delivery,webhooks postgresandstandard webhooks(checked against the registry search API today). It does rank on its keyword tags, for example 1st forkeywords:svix-alternativeand 8th forkeywords:standard-webhooks.New description:
Patch changeset included, so it ships with the next release.
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