India Covid 19 Tracker
COVID-19 is a disease caused by the “novel corona virus”. In India its increasing day by day to keep track on this there is website covid19india to keep an eye on the numbers. Now what amazing thing in this ? Have you wondered how this website is working ? or how this website is getting numbers on covid 19 affected peoples ?
Its all working by using API with Javascript Library & In this article we will provide you source to download free source code of covid19india.
SOURCE CODE DOWNLOAD
For Demo & Source Code Scroll down.
This website (Covid19India) is maintained by jeremyphilemon. Github Link given below, To visit official website of covid19india Click here Stay Safe | Stay Home
Let’s see how to make coronavirus tracker in Python.
You will get all files, when you download the source code. And after than you can edit it according to you
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You can go through Demo as well as Download source code for the same & make changes according to you
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