downshift 🏎 VS react-html-parser

I'm curious why there's been a recent downward trend for the downshift package. Here's the source npm trends

I recently searched for a robust, high-quality, aria conform multi-select dropdown in vanilla js. For React there is react-select or downshift, each with millions of downloads. I couldn't find a good equivalent in vanilla.

The concept is not new, it's been discussed and implemented for a couple of years, I first heard of it when Adam Watham, creator of Tailwind CSS, and its team launched Headless UI libraries like downshift by Kent Dodds also used this pattern, just to mention a couple of cases.

I think `downshift` could be considered as the best react-select alternative if you are looking to have more fine-grained control over your component or are looking for a smaller bundle size.

Downshift looks better IMO, with hooks with less "fake" hierarchy.. https://github.com/downshift-js/downshift

[2] https://github.com/downshift-js/downshift

There's also Downshift, but you have to build your own UI: https://github.com/downshift-js/downshift

I would like to serve a folder filled with static HTML files through react, as the basis of a blog. This seems pretty difficult to do! I've looked this up and I've found quite a few answers, most of which revolve around using "Dangerously Set innerHTML," or something like https://github.com/wrakky/react-html-parser. This makes sense to me - I'd rather go the latter route, but to do that I need a string that contains HTML. I just can't figure out how to import or otherwise read an HTML file.