An interface to subnational and national level COVID-19 data. For all countries supported, this includes a daily time-series of cases. Wherever available we also provide data on deaths, hospitalisations, and tests. National level data is also supported using a range of data sources as well as linelist data and links to intervention data sets.
I think this fixes the final glitch with Mexico data in #119
I've pulled an old version of mexico_codes.csv forward to restore region joining. I have renamed two of the columns to match the new variable names.
There is some slight edit in Mexico.R but this could be done without.
The code in data-raw/mexico_codes.R is obsolete and shouldn't be run. It could be updated to match the existing functions in the rest of the package but I think it may be worth refactoring it so it doesn't depend on other parts of the package (which depend on its output).
I think this fixes the final glitch with Mexico data in #119
I've pulled an old version of mexico_codes.csv forward to restore region joining. I have renamed two of the columns to match the new variable names.
There is some slight edit in Mexico.R but this could be done without.
The code in
data-raw/mexico_codes.Ris obsolete and shouldn't be run. It could be updated to match the existing functions in the rest of the package but I think it may be worth refactoring it so it doesn't depend on other parts of the package (which depend on its output).