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Read this thread for information on the bot and how to understand the COVID-19 update tweets. Updated for bot version 10.5, dated 2020-04-13.
Cases, dead, and recovered counts are from the Johns Hopkins CSSE tracker: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
Active">https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html&... count is derived by subtracting dead and recovered cases from total cases. European Union count includes the United Kingdom.
Active">https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html&... count is derived by subtracting dead and recovered cases from total cases. European Union count includes the United Kingdom.
The above link leads to the Johns Hopkins CSSE tracker dashboard, which has a visual map as well as per-state statistics.
It is in English, and sources information from the WHO, CDC, ECDC, NHC, DXY, 1Point3Acres, Worldometers, BNO News, and The COVID Tracking Project.
It is in English, and sources information from the WHO, CDC, ECDC, NHC, DXY, 1Point3Acres, Worldometers, BNO News, and The COVID Tracking Project.
Tweets are timestamped based on time of data being fetched and posted, in the format & #39;MM/DD XXH& #39;, in UTC. Timestamp is also reflected in the account bio. Timestamp does NOT refer to when the information was last updated. For that, see the JHU tracker, linked above.
This bot will, if functioning normally, check the tracker once every two hours, and tweet only if the information has changed. If any problems arise, please report them to Math #7777 on Discord.
Credit to the CDC for this account& #39;s profile picture.
Credit to Yuu6883 on GitHub for helping write the web scraping code.
Credit to users on the Weaponsandstuff93 Discord server for helping devise the post format in early versions of the bot.
Credit to Yuu6883 on GitHub for helping write the web scraping code.
Credit to users on the Weaponsandstuff93 Discord server for helping devise the post format in early versions of the bot.
Credit to Ensheng "Frank" Dong ( @energeticod, Energeticodefish on GitHub) from the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University for replying to my numerous emails concerning the JHU CSSE tracker.
This bot is powered by Python 3 and the Requests, Tweepy, pandas, discord-webhook, and matplotlib libraries. Source code is available on this bot& #39;s GitHub, linked in the Twitter bio, under the GNU GPL v3 license.
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