Thanks for considering contribution to live-corona-detector. You can git clone the live-corona-detector source on the following address and send PR with your patch. But, before doing that, I recommend contributors to read this to follow the conventions.
https://github.com/livecoronadetector
The live-corona-detector is written (mostly) in javascript, html, css, python. Unless the code readability is greatly impaired, we don't strictly limit contributors' coding style. We respect all coding styles of contributors.
Since live-corona-detector gather information from various sites and reproduce integrated dashboard out of those information, we need a standard naming for variables which are often used. We recommend contributors to follow the standard below when naming the varibles.
- number of confirmed patients :
confirmed
- number of deaths :
deaths
- number of recovered patients :
recovered
- country name :
country
- region name :
region
- last updated :
updated
- data about 'Korean' : add
_kr
to standard variables above.- e.g. number of confirmed Korean patients :
confirmed_kr
- e.g. number of deaths in Korean :
deaths_kr
- e.g. number of recored patients in Korean :
recovered_kr
- e.g. country name written in Korean :
country_kr
- e.g. number of confirmed Korean patients :
- data regarding the specific country : add country code to standard variables above.
- e.g. number of confirmed Chinese patients :
confirmed_cn
- e.g. number of deaths in Chinese :
deaths_cn
- e.g. number of recored patients in Chinese :
recovered_cn
- e.g. country name written in Chinese :
country_cn
- e.g. number of confirmed Chinese patients :
- regional data : add
_region
to standard variables.- e.g. regional number of confirmed patients :
confirmed_region
- e.g. regional number of confirmed patients :
- confirmed patients / deaths / recovered patients per 100,000 people : add
_rate
to standard variables.- confirmed patients per 100,000 people :
confirmed_rate
- deaths per 100,000 people :
deaths_rate
- recovered patients per 100,000 people :
recovered_rate
- confirmed patients per 100,000 people :
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