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Welcome to the Covid19R Project! We're so glad you're interested in adding a new data package! We'd love to know what you're about to, so, please, file this issue with a title telling us what data source you're going to be attacking, and fill in the info below! Or - leave some of it blank for now, and ask us questions! We are game to help out newcomers and seasoned package developers alike. To kick off your package, definitely visit our package template (you don't HAVE to use it, but it might prove helpful and speed up your efforts a great deal!) if only to view the Readme that lays out all of the steps of putting together a data package for the project - https://github.com/Covid19R/covid19_package_template
OK - now, tell us a bit about the data package you're going to write - we've got a template below, but feel free to say more! When you're done with the package, close this issue, and open up an issue for onboarding a completed data package (there's a template for that!)
*Other things you'd like to tell us (we want to know!):*I would like to obtain assistance if possible in coding the proper way with github to access the total hospital deaths US covid victims July- Nov 2021 with and without vaccination to ultimately be able to make line graphs and horizontal bar graphs comparing death outcomes with and without vaccination. I particularly chose this time interval because of the Delta predominant prevalence. Thanks for your consideration, [email protected], Joseph Eichenbaum
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Welcome to the Covid19R Project! We're so glad you're interested in adding a new data package! We'd love to know what you're about to, so, please, file this issue with a title telling us what data source you're going to be attacking, and fill in the info below! Or - leave some of it blank for now, and ask us questions! We are game to help out newcomers and seasoned package developers alike. To kick off your package, definitely visit our package template (you don't HAVE to use it, but it might prove helpful and speed up your efforts a great deal!) if only to view the Readme that lays out all of the steps of putting together a data package for the project - https://github.com/Covid19R/covid19_package_template
OK - now, tell us a bit about the data package you're going to write - we've got a template below, but feel free to say more! When you're done with the package, close this issue, and open up an issue for onboarding a completed data package (there's a template for that!)
*Package name:*Covid US hospital death rate with and without vaccination July-Nov 2021; Joseph Eichenbaum
*Dataset names:*KFF
*Package github repo:*eichej01, Joseph Eichenbaum
*Data source URL:*https://www.kff.org/other/state-indicator/percent-of-total-population-that-has-received-a-covid-19-vaccine-by-race-ethnicity/?activeTab=graph¤tTimeframe=0&startTimeframe=23&selectedDistributions=percent-of-total-white-population-vaccinated&sortModel=%7B%22colId%22:%22Location%22,%22sort%22:%22asc%22%7D
Description of data set(s):
Some helpful milestones for you (check 'em off as you go!)
refresh_PKGNAME_*()
function. The _* at the end are for if your package returns multiple datasets.get_info_PKGNAME()
function.get_info_PKGNAME()
function meets the standards laid out in https://github.com/Covid19R/documentation*Other things you'd like to tell us (we want to know!):*I would like to obtain assistance if possible in coding the proper way with github to access the total hospital deaths US covid victims July- Nov 2021 with and without vaccination to ultimately be able to make line graphs and horizontal bar graphs comparing death outcomes with and without vaccination. I particularly chose this time interval because of the Delta predominant prevalence. Thanks for your consideration, [email protected], Joseph Eichenbaum
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: