Country option is not working about covid19-cli

[garrylachman]

./covid19-cli.sh --country=USA 
 ✔  Country: USA
Cases: 14372, Deaths: 218, Recovered: 125

[seansco]

I'm running Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS

$ bash covid19-cli.sh --country=USA
✔ Global Statistics
Cases: 254801, Deaths: 10447, Recovered: 89915

$ bash covid19-cli.sh -c=USA
invalid option: -U

$ ./covid19-cli.sh --country=USA
✔ Global Statistics
Cases: 254801, Deaths: 10447, Recovered: 89915

$ ./covid19-cli.sh -c=USA
invalid option: -U

i$ ./covid19-cli.sh -h
covid19-cli.sh [OPTION]...

Corona Virus (Covid-19) statistics cli.

MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020 Garry Lachman
https://github.com/garrylachman/covid19-cli

Options:
-c, --country Specific Country
-l, --list-all List all countries
this through the interactive option
-h, --help Display this help and exit
--version Output version information and exit

i$ ./covid19-cli.sh --version
covid19-cli.sh v0.1

[JanBrezina]

@seansco pull, I believe it's fixed

[seansco]

if I run it with bash it's is working now but if I run it as an executable I get a script error.

$ ./covid19-cli.sh
./covid19-cli.sh: 16: ./covid19-cli.sh: [[: not found
./covid19-cli.sh: 19: ./covid19-cli.sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

$ bash covid19-cli.sh
✔ Global Statistics
Cases: 255733, Deaths: 10495, Recovered: 89918

$ bash covid19-cli.sh --country=USA
✔ Country: USA
Cases: 14373, Deaths: 218, Recovered: 125

[JanBrezina]

@seansco different problem, change 'sh' to 'bash' on the first line and maybe create another issue