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Covid19Dashboard-ah1062-pkg-ah1062 0.0.3
Covid-19 Flask Dashboard to present Covid Data, ECM1400 Programming Coursework
Requires Python: >3.9

# Covid19Dashboard

### DESCRIPTION

Covid19Dashboard is a python project that provides a personalised dashboard to present current statistics and news articles for a user.

### **PREREQUISITES**

Python Version >= 3.7

Installed Packages:

```
uk-covid19
flask
pytest
```

Use the Package Manager [pip](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable) to install these modules.

```bash
pip install uk-covid19
pip install flask
pip install pytest
```

If modules are currently installed, pip will return a message in response to this, however modules can also be verified by executing line.

```bash
pip list
```

This lists all currently installed packages and their version, as of the publishing of this package, versions for the prerequisite packages uk-covid19, flask, and pytest are so.

```bash
Versions as of 03/12/2021

uk-covid19  - 1.2.2
Flask       - 2.0.2
pytest      - 6.2.5
```

### INSTALLATION

To install the Covid19Dashboard, the package can be installed using [pip](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable), similarly to the prerequisite modules necessary for the package to function. 

```bash
pip install Covid19Dashboard_ah1062
```

### USAGE

To set up the dashboard for opening in a browser, the user must execute the main.py python file in the package. This can be done through the command line, or a Python Shell if the file is loaded into an IDE such as IDLE, or another environment.

```bash
cd "<Directory_To_Package_Folder>"
py main.py
```

If the Package has been imported, the dashboard can be alternatively loaded by calling the run() function created in main.py, as opposed to the execution of app.run() when the module is being run directly.

```python
import Covid19Dashboard_ah1062 as Cov19Dashboard
Cov19Dashboard.main.run()
```

Once the dashboard is running, the local development server can be accessed by web browser, using the url **127.0.0.1:5000**.

### DETAILS