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Replace assumption of no cv arguments with worldwide stats instead of Belgium

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Michael De Roover 2020-08-09 00:56:38 +02:00
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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ This application depends on `jq` to parse the JSON output from corona.lmao.ninja
You can clone this repository to your computer using `git clone https://git.ghnou.su/ghnou/cv`. Afterwards you can run cv directly from it, without needing to install it. If you would like to install it, you can copy the program to `/usr/local/bin` or `~/.local/bin`.
From the cloned repository you can run the application using `./cv [country]`, e.g. `./cv Belgium`. For worldwide stats you can use `./cv all`. If you wouldn't want to type out your country every time, you can pass an environment variable `$country`. So something like `country=Belgium ./cv` would work too. In that case it would be best to load this variable from file (such as `/etc/environment`, `~/.bashrc` or similar).
From the cloned repository you can run the application using `./cv [country]`, e.g. `./cv Belgium`. For worldwide stats you can use `./cv`. If you wouldn't want to type out your country every time, you can pass an environment variable `$country`. So something like `country=Belgium ./cv` would work too. In that case it would be best to load this variable from file (such as `/etc/environment`, `~/.bashrc` or similar).
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