Figure out how to pull data from ArcGIS and Esri maps about coronadatascraper HOT 12 CLOSED

You can download the data as a CSV.

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Added Indiana.

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I added the CSV for Louisiana; it has cases and deaths for each parish, which Wikipedia says are equivalent to counties.

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@mark-otaris you're a hero. Can you identify the other states from here that might provide this data and post back with links?

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@mark-otaris already got those CSVs added to the scraper, excellent work!

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Closing this now that we've got it covered. Thanks again!

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@mark-otaris any chance you could figure out Lousiana's? http://ldh.la.gov/Coronavirus/ not familiary enough with the arcGIS api to know where to get the proper link

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Thanks!

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Updated, thanks @mark-otaris!

@SteveWallace look at the scraper, I did the hacky bit we talked about and added a conditional based on date... It'll parse the old date before today, and the CSV going forward.

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@mark-otaris do these URLs stay up to date? Also, how are you getting them?

Can you get a URL for https://coronavirus.maryland.gov/ 's CSV?

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@mark-otaris I figured it out, inspect until you find the request to https://services.arcgis.com/ FeatureServer, pull the serviceItemId from the response, then do http://opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/${serviceItemId}_0.csv. Thanks!

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Yes, and the 0 after the underscore is the number of the layer. Most of them have only one layer, but JHU CSSE has three.

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