Constructive just crossed 100 million npm downloads across our open-source ecosystem.
That number represents nearly a decade of work—SQL parsers, migration engines, introspection tools, testing libraries, and database utilities that developers around the world rely on every day. From the earliest versions of pgsql-parser to the testing infrastructure now used by platforms like Supabase, every download reflects a developer who trusted our tools to do the job.
Built in the Open
Our libraries have always been open source. That's not a marketing decision—it's a conviction. The best infrastructure earns trust by being transparent, auditable, and community-driven.
Over the years, our packages have been adopted into production systems at Supabase, Neon, Binance, and Crypto.com. They've been embedded in CI pipelines, used to generate TypeScript types from Postgres schemas, and relied on to test Row-Level Security policies in environments where correctness isn't optional.
None of that happens without a community willing to file issues, contribute fixes, and push the tools further than we could alone.
Thank You
To every developer who installed one of our packages, opened an issue, submitted a PR, or simply built something with our tools—thank you. This milestone belongs to the community as much as it belongs to us.
What's Next
We're just getting started. Constructive is the platform that brings everything we've built into a unified, secure-by-default foundation for Postgres development. The same open-source DNA that got us to 100 million downloads is what drives the platform forward.
We're excited to keep building—and grateful to have a community building alongside us.
You can track our download count in real time at github.com/constructive-io/lib-count.