COVID-19 API

Serving data from John Hopkins University CSSE as a JSON API

Routes

• /: contains opengraph image for sharing

• /api: global summary

• /api/og: generate a summary open graph image

• /api/confirmed: global cases per region sorted by confirmed cases

• /api/recovered: global cases per region sorted by recovered cases

• /api/deaths: global cases per region sorted by death toll

• /api/daily: global cases per day

• /api/daily/[date]: detail of updates in a [date] (e.g. /api/daily/2-14-2020)

• /api/countries: all countries and their ISO codes

• /api/countries/[country]: a [country] summary (e.g. /api/countries/Indonesia or /api/countries/USA or /api/countries/CN)

• /api/countries/[country]/confirmed: a [country] cases per region sorted by confirmed cases

• /api/countries/[country]/recovered: a [country] cases per region sorted by recovered cases

• /api/countries/[country]/deaths: a [country] cases per region sorted by death toll

• /api/countries/[country]/og: generate a summary open graph image for a [country]

Usage

1. Clone

2. Install deps (yarn, npm install)

3. Install and register to ZEIT Now if you haven't. This project is exclusively made for the platform.

4. now dev to run a local dev deployment, now to publish.

Showcase

• 17 responsible live visualizations about the coronavirus, for you to use, (Web) by Datawrapper

• Android kotlin-mvvm-covid19, (Android) by Rizki Maulana

• https://github.com/andreyyoshua/Covid-19, (iOS) by Andrey Yoshua

• https://github.com/pararang/vue-covid, (VueJS) by Muhammad Ikhsan

• https://github.com/pooladkhay/covid19, (React, NextJS) by Mohammad Javad Pooladkhay

• https://github.com/alancampora/corona-virus-react, (React) by Alan Adrian Campora

• https://github.com/alankilalank/react-covid-19, (React, CRA) by Alank Ilalank

• https://github.com/pabloVinicius/covid-19-dashboard https://covid19.data.eti.br/, (Web) by Pablo Vinicius

• https://github.com/freakyfelt/gatsby-source-mathdroid-covid19(https://github.com/freakyfelt/gatsby-source-mathdroid-covid19), (Gatsby, TypeScript) by Bruce Felt

License

MIT License 2020, mathdroid.

Transitively from the John Hopkins Site, the data may not be used for commercial purposes.