wikipedia-api | Ruby wrapper over the Wikipedia API | REST library
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Utility for interacting with the mediawiki api.
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I'm trying to get multiple tables from a page from wikipedia, for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFA_Euro_2016_squads
When I try:
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Answered 2021-Jun-23 at 11:04You're almost there. The main thing to realize is that the df in your code is really a list of tables - 29 to be exact, of which only the first 24 are relevant.
Once that's sorted out, you also need to get the list of countries for the tables. So one of the ways to handle this (and there may be other):
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I am using Wikipedia-API 0.5.4, and I would like to retrieve the item ID for the item being discussed on a given page. Is it possible to do this using the data returned from a page query?
I am able to retrieve the pageid. However, pages in different languages about the same item do not have the same pageid, but they do refer to a single item a unique item ID.
In the example below, the pageid for the English language page on the singer Cher is different from the pageid for the corresponding French language page, while the item ID for "Cher" should be the same in both cases.
Is the item ID not accessible from the page object?
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Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 16:35I ended up using the requests library to use the Wikipedia REST API directly. Including prop=pageprops will return the item ID, which is shared across different languages.
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After deployment in IBM Cloud - App Cloud Foundry using Python - Django I found the follow error running the container:
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Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 14:09Your Dockerfile is for running the app as container. With Cloud Foundry you need to really have a requirements.txt with all the modules your app depends on. You also need a runtime.txt to specify the Python version. Check out this Cloud Foundry documentation on the Python buildpack and the required configuration files.
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I´m trying to compile my Docker but I found the error bellow in my Django project. I tried to include urllib3 and request in my dockerfile but the error is the same. It´s looks like some about temporary config/cache directory error, but I don´t know how can I fix it in my Django project.
I found this error when I include wikipediaapi in my code:
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Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 17:07The issue is with installation getting corrupted for package six. You can overcome the issue by forcing reinstallation
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I'm trying to get the timestamp from the Wikipedia-api and split it in format (y-m-d), but still can not find a way around to do that.
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Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 23:28Assuming the loop will loop through multiple pages correctly as the code stands, you can change the for loop to:
QUESTION
This is my first attempt, as a Go newbee, to access deeply nested values from a JSON file generated by the Wikipedia API using Go structs. Reading through all threads concerning Unmarshaling with Go didn't help much.
Json sample file (extracted from the Wikipedia API) ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 15:49Use a map, specifically a map[string]Page where Page is your page data struct:
QUESTION
I installed the Wikipedia-API but I can't get it to work. If I try and use any method on 'page' it gives me an error. This is the only code I have in the project.
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Answered 2020-Jun-18 at 05:37your code is fine. I think the problem is something related to certificates. Try upgrading your pyOpenSSL version. Using this command.
QUESTION
I am looking for the API for Simple-Wikipedia. Is the Wikipedia API PyPI is the same one I need? I am a bit confused
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Answered 2020-Jan-17 at 06:58Yes, the API should work with this library as well, as long as it supports all Wikipedia versions. The "language code" you should use for simple Wikipedia would be simple, instead of, e.g., en for the english Wikipedia.
You can find a list of supported wikis, as per the documentation of the API, here. The column "Wiki" is the information you need to pass as the language code.
Example (based on the documentation):
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