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Browser: firefox and chrome on android

The setup for this is already done. All we need to do is render a select dropdown somewhere on the page to change language based on the /public/static/locales/languages.json file.

You can use this guide to use the useTranslation hook to change the language when the language is changed in the dropdown.

For more information and background, check this https://react.i18next.com/latest/using-with-hooks

What is expected?

1. Render a dropdown on the page which lists all the languages the project supports.
2. The dropdown should trigger the change language event for the whole application by using the useTranslation hook.
3. Plus points if you can remember user's previously saved language in localStorage/ Cookies.
4. Super plus points if you can add the functionality to detect browser language and select language automatically at page load based on device's default language.

In order to use the slider user needs to scroll down and then scroll up again to see the data even with browser on full screen,It would be more convenient if the whole map card is visible in the screen without scrolling .

We can add a resources Tab with helpful resources data from this API.

• Show it in a tabular form with filters to look for specific categories like states, type of resource (testing center, food counters etc)
• The table with filters should be _bookmark_able, what I mean by that is that if a person selects a filter for Maharastra, and then selects food counters. He should be able to copy the URL and share it and the receiver of the link should have the same filters pre-applied.
• This will also enable us to provide the links in the state-wise table with state specific resources.

• Can get population data from here and hardcode it in a file somewhere as constants.
• Add an option on the map to toggle between the normal view and cases per million views for all 4 cases.

• We can add percentage of people affected for following:
  • Confirmed - % of people confirmed of tested (confirmed / tested)
  • Recovered - % of people recovered of Confirmed (recovered / confirmed)
  • Deceased - % of people deceased of Confirmed (deceased / confirmed)

Open to suggestions if you have a better way of calculating the percentages which is more closer to actual situation than just an empirical guess.

How to add a new language?

1. Create a new issue with the language you are working on and assign it to yourself.
2. Check this guide

• Use this API to filter the events for the day and show as a timeline on the homepage.
• This would be a fixed height component which should not take up more than 70% of the max-screen size on a phone.

• Use this API to show the testing details for individual states.
• If you need data in a different format or filtered, that can be arranged as this has a backend repo made using express.js
• Preferred place would be the state-wise table, but open to suggestions.

Pretty much the title.

Would make it easier for the contributors to contribute and also avoid my (opinionated) comments about formatting 😄