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wkpdia

Wikipedia downloader and parser in Python

Install

pip install wkpdia

Usage

from wkpdia import wkpdia_get

title = "R._Daneel_Olivaw"
item = wkpdia_get(title)
print(item["path"])
print(item["str"])

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