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aio_wiki

Asyncio client for interacting with wikimedia APIs

Installation instructions:

pip install aio_wiki

Usage:

from aio_wiki import GraphClient

client = GraphClient()

Note

aio_wiki is not affiliated or endorsed by any of the web services it interacts with.

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