Coronavirus data needs a date

[rontaylor]

I have been monitoring the data from the Coronavirus integration. I am running the latest hass.io 106.6
The data is being reported correctly from the John Hopkins site but it seriously lags other sources.
For example, I am in Australia and the number of deaths is 5 not 3 as of this post time. The number of recoveries has remained stagnant for many days.
It would make the data more meaningful if the date of last update was available.
I though I saw that the API did contain this data?
Is this something that could be done?

[VDRainer]

There’s a rest sensor that provides the last update.

Help with Corona Scrape Sensor

Since the last update of multiple entity row, the secondary_info shows relative time. [Auswahl_301] Config from my post above. Change in the rest sensor value_template: "{{ (value_json.features[0].attributes.Last_Update / 1000) | int | timestamp_local }}" Change in multiple-entity-row secondary_info: entity: sensor.corona_virus_germany name: false format: relative

[rontaylor]

Thanks you but what is the date stamp?
The date shown

Is the date/time shown the last time the JHU data base was read or is it the date stamp of when the JHU data was updated?
I have been seeing quite a lag (days) from reported data in the media to the JHU data.
For example if there was a death today when is that death input to JHU and its it date stamped?
The data is meaningless unless this time frame is known.

[nickrout]

The integration updates hourly. The time your arrow points to is usually the time the sensor updated.

[rontaylor]

Thank you.
This is what I thought it might be.
The lag then is in JHU gathering?
Not much we can do about that then.

[petro]

Yep, even scraping JHU has about a 4-5 hour lag. Best that we can get