MMM-COVID19-Inc

A MagicMirror module showing last days COVID19 incidence rates.
Uses data from RKI.
Only available for Germany

Installation

1. Navigate into your MagicMirror's modules folder and execute git clone https://github.com/lavolp3/MMM-COVID19-Inc.git.
2. Navigate into the module folder and install npm dependencies: cd MMM-COVID19-Inc && npm install
3. Add the module in config.js placing it where you prefer.

{
    module: "MMM-COVID19-Inc",
    position: "top_right",   // see mirror settings for options
    header: "Inzidenzen",
    config: {
        width: 400,
        days: 7,
        districts: ['Berlin', 'Hamburg'],
        chartType: "line",  //use "line" or "bar"
        showGraph: true,
        showMap: true,
        showRanks: true,
        ranks: 5,
    },
},

Config options

Option	Description
chartType	Type of chart Type: string Values: 'line', 'bar' Default: "line"
width	Width of the graph Type: Integer Default: 400
chartHeight	Height of the chart Type: Integer Default: 300
days	Number of days to show Type: Integer Default: 7
districts	Array with districts to show (see below!) Type: array Values:['region1', 'region2', ...] Default: ['Berlin', 'Hamburg']
showYAxis	Show Y-Axis of chart Type: boolean Default: false
showGraph	Show graph of seleced regions Type: boolean Default: true
showMap	Show heatmap of Germany Type: boolean Default: true
mapWidth	Control the maps width/height with this Type: integer Default: 250
showRanks	Show ranks of Regions with highest/lowest Incidence rates Type: boolean Default: true
ranks	Number of entries with highest/lowest Incidence Type: integer Default: 5
debug	Debug mode (increased console output) Type: boolean Default: false

Districts

You can have the module search for districts (Landkreise) by just including the name of the district.
If it doesn't show on the graph, you probably haven't used the proper name of the district.
E.g. "Wesel" will work (Kreis Wesel). "Moers" will not (part of "Kreis Wesel").

Screenshot

Source

Data provided by api.corona-zahlen.org, provided by Marlon Lückert
Thanks Marlon!