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Commit prior to mucking about with CSS etc.

AAlexWaygood committed 4 years ago
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Now have different deployment rules for local deployment/remote deployment; have upgraded the Google App Engine instance to give it more memory; and have finally solved pretty links on Twitter/Facebook

AAlexWaygood committed 4 years ago
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Wasn't doing jinja template extending correctly; now I am!

AAlexWaygood committed 4 years ago
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Database now syncs with Google Cloud Storage (I hope!)

AAlexWaygood committed 4 years ago
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Not able to work out how to update Facebook/Twitter tags dynamically :(

AAlexWaygood committed 4 years ago
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Quite a few changes

AAlexWaygood committed 4 years ago

README

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Covid excess deaths

Use the web app here: http://covid-excess-deaths.alexwaygood.com/ (main.py).

Alternatively, run on your desktop by running desktop_app.py.

An app that will generate a graph comparing excess deaths between two or more countries since the start of the pandemic. The script uses data on excess deaths that has been collected by the excellent team of data journalists at the FT. The FT's original repository is here: https://github.com/Financial-Times/coronavirus-excess-mortality-data.

The web app was made using Flask, and the graphs are made using the pandas and matplotlib libraries. The entire core of the app is written in Python (plus some HTML templates, javascript functions and CSS styling for the web app).

N.B. requirements.txt only holds requirements for the web app; desktop_requirements.txt has the requirements for the desktop app. all_requirements.txt has the two package requirements combined into one list.