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Covid-19 api wrote by python, you can get the covid-19 data from China and the world
This program is in beta and open source, if there is some error(s) in your code, please submit an issue to Github.
A covid-19 api to get the latest data from DXY.
Official Website: Official Website
Chinese user can see README-zh_CN.md.
国内用户请访问README-zh_CN.md.
install pypi package:
pip install pyeumonia
If you have already installed pyeumonia, and it's newer than 0.1.0a0
, it will automatically check for updates, you can also configure it by following the steps below to let it automatically update.
from pyeumonia import Covid19
covid = Covid19(check_upgradable=True, auto_update=True)
If you don't want to check updates automatically, you can configure like this.
Warning:
- Don't use it on Jupyter Notebook, it may cause error!
from pyeumonia import Covid19
covid = Covid19(check_upgradable=False)
If you want to upgrade it manually, you can use pip install --upgrade pyeumonia
.
from pyeumonia import Covid19
covid = Covid19(language='en_US')
data = covid.world_covid_data()
from pyeumonia import Covid19
covid = Covid19(language='en_US')
# Get covid-19 data from your country in the last 30 days
data = covid.country_covid_data(country='auto', show_timeline=30)
Warning:
- If you are using a proxy, you need to turn off the proxy in your device, or the result will be wrong.
The project is open source and licensed under the GNU GPL v3 license. If you want to use it, please obey these license:
FAQs
Covid-19 api wrote by python, you can get the covid-19 data from China and the world
We found that pyeumonia demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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