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mwtextextractor

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mwtextextractor extracts simple body text from MediaWiki wikitext by stripping off templates, html tags, tables, headers, etc. The extracted text can be used for word counting.

Example:

from mwtextextractor import get_body_text
print get_body_text('Lorem {{ipsum}} dolor')

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