covid19.JHU.data | R Documentation |
function to read "live" data as reported by JHU's CCSE repository
covid19.JHU.data(
case = "aggregated",
local.data = FALSE,
debrief = FALSE,
acknowledge = FALSE
)
case |
a string indicating the category of the data, possible values are: "aggregated" : latest number of cases *aggregated* by country, "ts-confirmed" : time data of confirmed cases, "ts-deaths" : time series data of fatal cases, "ts-recovered" : time series data of recovered cases, "ts-ALL" : all time series data combined, "ts-confirmed-US" : time series data of confirmed cases for the United States, "ts-deaths-US" : time series data of fatal cases for the United States, "ts-dep-confirmed" : time series data of confirmed cases as originally reported (depricated), "ts-dep-deaths" : time series data of deaths as originally reported (depricated), "ts-dep-recovered" : time series data of recovered cases as originally reported (depricated), "ALL": all of the above "Toronto" : data for the City of Toronto, ON - Canada |
local.data |
boolean flag to indicate whether the data will be read from the local repo, in case of connectivity issues or data integrity |
debrief |
boolean specifying whether information about the read data is going to be displayed in screen |
acknowledge |
boolean flag to indicate that the user acknowledges where the data is coming from. If FALSE, display data acquisition messages. |
a dataframe (or a list in the case of "ALL") with the daily worlwide indicated type of data per country/region/city
# reads all possible datastest, returnin a list
covid19.all.datasets <- covid19.data("ALL")
# reads the latest aggregated data
covid19.ALL.agg.cases <- covid19.data("aggregated")
# reads time series data for casualities
covid19.TS.deaths <- covid19.data("ts-deaths")
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