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Wikibase client (read only) #96

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Commits on May 19, 2019

  1. Add wikibase, wikibase_item, entities and claims. 

    Wikibase and wikibase_item():
>>> import mwclient
>>> site = mwclient.Site(('https', 'fr.wikipedia.org'))
>>> p = site.Pages['Nicolas Sarkozy']
>>> p.wikibase_item()
<Item object Q329 (('https', u'www.wikidata.org'))>
>>> site.wikibase()
<WikiBaseSite object '('https', u'www.wikidata.org')/w/'>

Added entities() to WikiBaseSite
It works this way
>>> import mwclient
>>> site = mwclient.WikiBaseSite(('https', 'www.wikidata.org'))
>>> ent = site.entities('Q422')
>>> q422 = ent[0]
>>> q422
<Item object Q422 (('https', 'www.wikidata.org'))>
>>> q422.claims()

Fetching labels, descriptions and sitelinks for entities
>>> import mwclient
>>> site = mwclient.WikiBaseSite(('https', 'www.wikidata.org'))
>>> q = mwclient.entity.Item(site, 'Q42')
>>> q.sitelinks
>>> q.labels
>>> q.descriptions

ids filter for entities():
>>> import mwclient
>>> wikidata = mwclient.WikiBaseSite(('https', 'www.wikidata.org'))
>>> entities = wikidata.entities(ids=['Q42', 'P238'])
>>> for entity in entities:
>>>    print entity
<Property object P238 (('https', 'www.wikidata.org'))>
<Item object Q42 (('https', 'www.wikidata.org'))>

Property filter in claims():
>> import mwclient
>> site = mwclient.Site(('https', 'en.wikipedia.org'))
>> article = site.Pages['Nicolas Sarkozy']
>> item = article.wikibase_item()
>> #only distinction
>> for claim in item.claims(prop=['P166']):
>>     print claim
>> # All Claims
>> for claim in item.claims():
>>     print claim

Claim object have now both properties:
* `snaktype`
* `value` set to `None` if `snaktype` is either `somevalue` or `novalue`
    @PierreSelim
    PierreSelim committed May 19, 2019
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