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Third-party package usage has become a common practice in contemporarysoftware development. Developers often face different challenges, includingchoosing the right libraries, installing errors, discrepancies, setting up theenvironment, and building failures during software development. The risks ofmaintaining a third-party package are well known, but it is unclear howinformation from Stack Overflow (SO) can be useful. This paper performed anempirical study to explore npm co-usage in SO. From over 30,000 SO posts, weextracted 2,100 SO posts related to npm and matched them to 217,934 npm librarypackages. We find that, popular and highly used libraries are not discussed asoften in SO. However, we can see that the accepted answers may prove useful, aswe believe that the usage examples and executable commands could be reused fortool support.

An Exploration of npm Package Co-Usage Examples from Stack Overflow: A Case Study