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everest-data

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Wikipedia's list of people who died climbing Mount Everest as JSON data.

Wikipedia has made the text of the data distributed here in JSON format available under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, 3rd version.

how to use

If you'd like to use this data in a JavaScript project, simply install it as a dependency via npm:

$ npm install --save everest-data

To access the data as an array of JavaScript objects, simply require the package as you would any other dependency installed via npm:

var data = require('everest-data');

For use outside of JavaScript projects, you can download the package from GitHub.