BustByte / coronastatus

Anonymous crowd sourcing of COVID-19 symptoms all over the world (with public data sets)!
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Display officially confirmed stats on statistics page as well #360

Open fossecode opened 4 years ago

fossecode commented 4 years ago

We can probably get data from one of these API's: https://github.com/soroushchehresa/awesome-coronavirus#api

Any ideas on what stats to display?

jelbazi commented 4 years ago

I was thinking about this too. I had the idea of maybe making a separate site, but putting it in here may be a good way to spread the information and have a stronger urge for the CTA's.

There are many stats we can show. I think these are very interesting.

For each country:

jelbazi commented 4 years ago

I have experience in time-series data manipulation. But only in python though. I can create an API that spits out the data we want. But we can also see if something exists already (from the list you shared) and call the endpoint with our current express app.

Option too is probably fastest if there's something already.

What do you think?

fossecode commented 4 years ago

Would be nice if you could check if it already exists an API that exposes data for all countries!

jelbazi commented 4 years ago

This repo is in active development and already has clear and latest data https://github.com/NovelCOVID/API

They also have an API deployed we can use directly, example for NL: https://corona.lmao.ninja/v2/historical/netherlands

Data from the start of this year too.

fossecode commented 4 years ago

I think that looks good!

jelbazi commented 4 years ago

Yes right?! :) Javascript too, so could even implement into our own app if needed.

Shall I try to define what metrics we can derive from this data and what to show on our site?

Then discuss if everyone agrees and after that, you (or someone else) can shove it into coronastatus?

fossecode commented 4 years ago

Sounds like a plan!

jelbazi commented 4 years ago

Some basic stats I think we can glean from the above API.

Charts can be added later too, but this should be relatively simple.

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