This presentation is done for the Coursera course Developing Data Products. The final assignment was to create a Shiny app and a reproducible pitch

Access the shiny app here

Access the github repo that hosts the files here

This will be going into how the shiny app was formed, and where the data comes from.

The data was provided with a package by the COVID-19 Data Hub, which you can access here

Look at the Documentation here

Download the data here

Citation

Guidotti et al., (2020). COVID-19 Data Hub. Journal of Open Source Software, 5(51), 2376, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.02376

The COVID19 R package provides an imtegration with COVID-19 Data Hub via the covid19() function.

In our UI we define the following inputs
* country - country name
* type - metric (confirmed, tests, recovered, etc.)
* level - country, region or city
* dates - start and end dates

# barebone structure of the UI
ui <- fluidPage(
    
    selectInput("country"...)
    selectInput("type"...)
    selectInput("level"...)
    dateRangeInput("date"...)
    
    plotlyOutput("covid19plot")
    
)

Below shows the server.R code, as you can see we connect inputs (from the UI) to the covid19() function to fetch the data. WIth the data, we then use plotly to render a plot, and output it from the UI.

# Define server logic
server <- function(input, output) {
    output$covid19plot <- renderPlotly({
        if (!is.null(input$country)) {
            x <- covid19(
                    country = input$country,
                    level = input$level,
                    start = input$date[1],
                    end = input$date[2]
                )
            color <- paste0("administrative_area_level_", input$level)
            plot_ly(x = x[["date"]],
                    y = x[[input$type]],
                    color = x[[color]],
                    type = 'scatter',
                    mode = 'lines')
            
        }
    })
    
}