Of course there is. I want docs, examples, and maybe opinions vs alternatives if I look to solve problem X with external dependency.
You don't need the link to the package in NPM to be in the results for either of these examples.
The broader point is that by expecting Google to be a single interface to the entire internet, and refusing to accept that there might be some places you need to go to directly, we make the problem of spam worse. Using Google for navigation when you know what site you want rather than using that site's search feature incentivizes spammers to abuse things they would otherwise ignore.
Whether that incentivized spammers to spam, or Google et al to improve their software (or risk being outcompeted), doesn’t really seem like a “me” problem. I can’t change these things.
Coz you might want results not only from docs but stackoverflow and other places ?
> Essentially, there is no overlap in the Venn diagram of "searching for a package" and "searching for information about a package". You want one or the other, not a results page with links to both.
Of course there is. I want docs, examples, and maybe opinions vs alternatives if I look to solve problem X with external dependency.