ASCII graph data for COVID-19. A nice way to get current Coronavirus data in your terminal. Either use the live link, or set it up locally to use the cli or node server.
- https://covid-graph.cgsimmons.dev
curl "https://covid-graph.cgsimmons.dev/graph"
- clone the repo:
git clone git@github.com:cgsimmons/covid-graph.git - cd into directory:
cd covid-graph - install node packages:
npm i - run the cli:
./bin/covid-graph-cli --help - run the server:
npm run start
- PORT: Used to select the listening port. Default 3000
localhost:3000/graph/help
- days: Number of days before the current day to start collecting data (x axis)
- height: Number of rows to allow for y axis
- country: Target country name or code
- disableCases: Remove total case data from results
- disableRecovered: Remove recovered case data from results
- disableDeaths: Remove deaths data from results
- disableBox: Remove graph enclosing box
- -d, --days number of days the chart will go back (default: 60)
- -c, --country target country (country name, iso2, iso3, or country ID code) (default: "US")
- -h, --height max terminal chart height (default: 25)
- -R --no-recovered Disable recoveries
- -D --no-deaths Disable deaths
- -C --no-cases Disable total cases
- -B --no-box Disable graph enclosing box
- --help display help for command
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curl "https://covid-graph.cgsimmons.dev/graph?disableCases=true&disableRecovered=true"
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curl "https://covid-graph.cgsimmons.dev/graph?country=Japan&height=15"
This setup supports lambda functions as a stateless service. This is accomplished via a combination of serverless-http along with netlify-lambda. The netlify.toml designates the build process and redirects required for lambda routes deployment on netlify. The libraries allow constructing a standard node app, but then wraps the routes to be used for lambda. Win-Win.
- disease.sh - Covid data API
- asciichart - ASCII chart generation