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covidtracking

v0.1.1

Published

Covid-19 Tracking API Client

Downloads

3

Readme

Covid Tracking API Client

JavaScript HTTP client for making requests to Covid Tracking API. Use it in your server-side (Node.js) or browser applications to fetch Covid tracking data.

Installation

npm install covidtracking

Usage

Initialize the client

The module exports the covidtracking Object. Just import the module and you are ready to make calls.

const covidtracking = require('covidtracking');

Call a method

The covidtracking object has a named method for each of the endpoints in the Covid Tracking API. All named methods return a Promise which resolves with the response data or rejects with an error.

(async () => {
  // Get recent daily numbers for [US](https://covidtracking.com/api/states).
  const data = await covidtracking.us.daily();
 
  // Display the data
  console.log(data);
})();

Methods list

  • States current - states() | states.csv()
  • States daily - states.daily() | states.daily.csv()
  • States info - states.info() | states.info.csv()
  • US current - us() | us.csv()
  • US daily - us.daily() | us.daily.csv()
  • Counties- counties() | counties.csv()
  • Tracker URLs - urls()
  • State Website Screenshots - screenshots()

If you want to apply filter to us.daily(), you can pass query strings as objects { state: 'NY' } to only show cases in New York. Or { state: 'NY', date: '20200316'} to show the result of a specific date.

const data = await covidtracking.us.daily({
  state: 'NY', 
  date: '20200316'
});

Requirements

This package supports Node v8 LTS & higher and works on all modern browsers.

License

MIT

Covid Tracking API