Semantic Mediawiki Python Binding
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## Semantic MediaWiki
[Sematic MediaWiki](http://semantic-mediawiki.org/) Python binding
This package depends on the mwclient 0.7 development version
> https://github.com/mwclient/mwclient.git
To install (will install mwclient 0.7dev automatically)
> pip install smw
Or install from github
> pip install git+git://github.com/baojie/smw.git
### Usage example
```python
from smw.SemanticMediaWiki import SemanticMediaWiki
# change this to your wiki's config
config = {
"host": "www.foo.com",
"path": "/wiki/",
"http_login": None,
"http_pass": None,
"wiki_login": None,
"wiki_pass": None,
}
wiki = SemanticMediaWiki(
host=config["host"],
path=config["path"],
http_login=config["http_login"],
http_pass=config["http_pass"],
wiki_login=config["wiki_login"],
wiki_pass=config["wiki_pass"])
# or from a config file (json)
# default ~/.smwrc
wiki = SemanticMediaWiki.from_config()
query = r"""
{{#ask:
[[SMW_PYTHON_TEST::+]]
|?SMW_PYTHON_TEST
|format = json
}}
"""
res = wiki.get_data(query, format='json')
[query_result, query_path] = res
# process query results from SMW >= 1.8.0
items = query_result['results']
for page in items:
print items[page]
page_name = 'Foo'
# get page metadata in RDF/XML
rdf = wiki.getRDF(page_name)
# get page metadata in JSON, simplified for human readability
json_data = wiki.getJSON(page_name)
# parse any wiki script
result = wiki.parse("'''Hello'''")
# get raw page
# this is useful when query is composed on Special:Ask
html = wiki.get('/wiki/Main_Page')
json_result = wiki.get('/wiki/index.php?title=Special:Ask&q=[[Category:People]]&p[format]=json')
# add semantic annotations
page = wiki.site.Pages['SnowWhite']
old_content = page.edit()
new_content = old_content + "[[Category:Princess]][[friend of::Grumpy]]"
page.save(new_content)
```
[Sematic MediaWiki](http://semantic-mediawiki.org/) Python binding
This package depends on the mwclient 0.7 development version
> https://github.com/mwclient/mwclient.git
To install (will install mwclient 0.7dev automatically)
> pip install smw
Or install from github
> pip install git+git://github.com/baojie/smw.git
### Usage example
```python
from smw.SemanticMediaWiki import SemanticMediaWiki
# change this to your wiki's config
config = {
"host": "www.foo.com",
"path": "/wiki/",
"http_login": None,
"http_pass": None,
"wiki_login": None,
"wiki_pass": None,
}
wiki = SemanticMediaWiki(
host=config["host"],
path=config["path"],
http_login=config["http_login"],
http_pass=config["http_pass"],
wiki_login=config["wiki_login"],
wiki_pass=config["wiki_pass"])
# or from a config file (json)
# default ~/.smwrc
wiki = SemanticMediaWiki.from_config()
query = r"""
{{#ask:
[[SMW_PYTHON_TEST::+]]
|?SMW_PYTHON_TEST
|format = json
}}
"""
res = wiki.get_data(query, format='json')
[query_result, query_path] = res
# process query results from SMW >= 1.8.0
items = query_result['results']
for page in items:
print items[page]
page_name = 'Foo'
# get page metadata in RDF/XML
rdf = wiki.getRDF(page_name)
# get page metadata in JSON, simplified for human readability
json_data = wiki.getJSON(page_name)
# parse any wiki script
result = wiki.parse("'''Hello'''")
# get raw page
# this is useful when query is composed on Special:Ask
html = wiki.get('/wiki/Main_Page')
json_result = wiki.get('/wiki/index.php?title=Special:Ask&q=[[Category:People]]&p[format]=json')
# add semantic annotations
page = wiki.site.Pages['SnowWhite']
old_content = page.edit()
new_content = old_content + "[[Category:Princess]][[friend of::Grumpy]]"
page.save(new_content)
```
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