/corona-tracker-console-application

This repository is a curl-based command-line interface corona tracker. It supports a terminal for windows, macOS, and Linux.

Primary LanguageJavaGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

CoronaTracker

created by Release License

Welcome to CoronaTracker

CoronaTracker CoronaTracker is an open-source Spring boot application for command-line interface use to track COVID-19 cases given by many license data sources in the whole world. It supports terminals for Linux, macOS, and cmd for windows.

Usage

Install curl to run all these endpoints (if your existing terminal does not recognize curl)

World Data

curl -X GET https://coronatrackerconsole.herokuapp.com/worldometers/all

Continent Data

curl -X GET https://coronatrackerconsole.herokuapp.com/worldometers/continent/asia

Country Data

curl -X GET https://coronatrackerconsole.herokuapp.com/worldometers/country/philippines

US State Data

curl -X GET https://coronatrackerconsole.herokuapp.com/worldometers/state/texas

Installation

With Apache Maven

Install Apache Maven CLI and Java version 11 before doing the local installation.

  1. Fork and clone git repository.

  2. Call directory file.

  3. Install dependency to your classpath run this command mvn clean install.

  4. Create jar file to run program in java 11 run this command mvn clean package this will create target folder.

  5. In root project folder, find /target/corona-tracker-console-application-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar.

  6. Run using java -jar . command java -jar ./target/corona-tracker-console-application-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar.

Awesome-NovelCOVID Mentioned in Awesome-NovelCOVID

CoronaTracker was mentioned in Awesome-NovelCOVID check it here.

Issues

If you're facing problems, please let me know by creating an issue. Attach some screenshots or errors to make it easy to track bugs. Thank you, and wear a face mask!

License

CoronaTracker is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.

Sources

https://disease.sh

https://github.com/disease-sh/awesome-novelcovid

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/