Serving data from John Hopkins University CSSE as a JSON API
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/: contains opengraph image for sharing
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/api: global summary
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/api/og: generate a summary open graph image
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/api/confirmed: global cases per region sorted by confirmed cases
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/api/recovered: global cases per region sorted by recovered cases
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/api/deaths: global cases per region sorted by death toll
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/api/daily: global cases per day
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/api/daily/[date]: detail of updates in a [date] (e.g. /api/daily/2-14-2020)
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/api/countries: all countries and their ISO codes
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/api/countries/[country]: a [country] summary (e.g. /api/countries/Indonesia or /api/countries/USA or /api/countries/CN)
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/api/countries/[country]/confirmed: a [country] cases per region sorted by confirmed cases
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/api/countries/[country]/recovered: a [country] cases per region sorted by recovered cases
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/api/countries/[country]/deaths: a [country] cases per region sorted by death toll
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/api/countries/[country]/og: generate a summary open graph image for a [country]
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17 responsible live visualizations about the coronavirus, for you to use, (Web) by Datawrapper
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Android kotlin-mvvm-covid19, (Android) by Rizki Maulana
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https://github.com/andreyyoshua/Covid-19, (iOS) by Andrey Yoshua
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https://github.com/pararang/vue-covid, (VueJS) by Muhammad Ikhsan
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https://github.com/pooladkhay/covid19, (React, NextJS) by Mohammad Javad Pooladkhay
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https://github.com/alancampora/corona-virus-react, (React) by Alan Adrian Campora
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https://github.com/alankilalank/react-covid-19, (React, CRA) by Alank Ilalank
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https://github.com/pabloVinicius/covid-19-dashboard https://covid19.data.eti.br/, (Web) by Pablo Vinicius
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https://github.com/freakyfelt/gatsby-source-mathdroid-covid19(https://github.com/freakyfelt/gatsby-source-mathdroid-covid19), (Gatsby, TypeScript) by Bruce Felt
MIT License 2020, mathdroid.
Transitively from the John Hopkins Site, the data may not be used for commercial purposes.