Covid19 API

Get International Covid-19 data

This api is live Retrieves raw data from John Hopkins University in CSV format, and provides response in JSON

Demo

Check the live API here

💻 Requirements

• Any Operating System (ie. MacOS X, Linux, Windows)
• Any IDE with NODE installed on your system
• A little knowledge of NodeJS
• Hands to code 🤓
• A brain to think 🤓

✨ Features

• Covid19 Data By Country
• Covid19 Data For All Countries
• Covid19 Geo Data
• Covid19 Progression By Country
• Covid19 Progression For All Countries

Dependencies

• Node Cron
• ExpressJS Framework
• Mongoose
• Cors
• Csv Parser

Routes V1

• / || Contains api documentation

• /all || Get the world total, as well as every country’s data

• /country/{country} || Get the latest update on each country

• /timeline/{country} || Get the timeline of daily cases in a specific country from January 2020 to date

• /timeline/all || Get the timeline of the daily cases for all countries from January 2020 to date

• /geojson || Get data in GeoJSON format, which is optimised for populating maps

Routes V2

• / || Contains api documentation

• /v2/all-countries-stat || Get every country’s data

• /v2/country-stats/:country || Get the latest update on each country

• /v2/country-timeline/:country || Get the timeline of daily cases in a specific country from January 2020 to date

• /v2/all-countries-timeline || Get the timeline of the daily cases for all countries from January 2020 to date

• /v2/world-stats || Get collated statistics for the whole world

Getting started

1. Setting up Node & NPM

2. Clone the repo

$ git clone #
$ cd #

3. Install Dependencies

$ npm install

4. Create .env file and add db URL

$ mongodb://localhost:27017/covidapi

5. Run the application

$ npm start

📸 ScreenShots

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🐛 Bugs/Request

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