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Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK - Easy-Read

This is the source code for the easy read pages and PDF generator.

Other repositories

Different parts of the Coronavirus dashboard service are maintained in their respective repositories, itemised as follows:

• API v.1 - Main API service for the data, lookup tables, CMS, and metadata.
• API v.2.0 - Batch downloads service [DEPRECATED in favour of v2.1]
• API v.2.1 - Batch downloads service
• Generic APIs - APIs that power the map, navigation, hierarchy, and relations
• Coronavirus Dashboard - Details pages
• Frontend Server - Home and Postcode pages
• Layout CMS - Definition of contents
• Metadata - Description of metrics and textual contents
• ETL Service - Post-pipeline data processing and deployment
• Terraform - Infrastructure as Code [DEPRECATED in favour of ARM templates]

Development and contribution

We welcome contributions by everyone. Please read the contributions guide for additional information.

How can I help?

We have a public project management board that shows outstanding issues to which everyone can contribute. Pick a ticket, assign it to yourself and move it to the Doing column, and you will be all set to start. There is also the outstanding issues from which you can choose, but let us know that you are working on it so that multiple people don't end. up doing the same task.

No contribution is too small. We welcome help from everyone. Get in touch if you need additional information. We are here to help.

Cloning the code for re-deployment

If your service isn’t on GOV.UK

You are welcome to use the GOV.UK patterns and frontend code even if your service isn’t considered part of GOV.UK. Although you will sometimes need to use different patterns, for example if you are building something like an admin interface.

While you can use the patterns, your site or service must not:

• identify itself as being part of GOV.UK
• use the crown or GOV.UK logotype in the header
• use the GDS Transport typeface
• suggest that it’s an official UK government website if it is not

These things are there to provide a consistent identity and navigation between GOV.UK and the sites and transactional services that hang off it. If your service isn’t on GOV.UK, there’s no need to maintain that identity - in fact, you might confuse or mislead people if you do.

You should also use the brand logo and font of your organisation.

Please consult the GOV.UK Service Manual for additional information.

Credits

This service is developed and maintained by UK Health Security Agency.

Copyright (c) 2020-2021 UK Health Security Agency