[02:26:22] http://bots.wmflabs.org/dump/%23wikidata.htm [02:26:22] @info [02:26:28] You are admin identified by name .*@wikimedia/DangSunM [02:26:28] @whoami [02:26:36] I trust: .*@wikimedia/IWorld (2admin), .*@wikimedia/DangSunM (2admin), .*@quassel\.jefferai\.org (2admin), .*@unaffiliated/jeroendedauw (2admin), .*@wikipedia/Liangent (2trusted), .*@wikimedia/Vogone (2admin), .*@wikipedia/rschen7754 (2admin), .*@wikimedia/John-F-Lewis (2admin), .*@wikidata/Lydia-Pintscher-WMDE (2admin), .*@wikipedia/Josve05a (2trusted), .*@wikimedia/Bene (2trusted), .*@wikimedia/-revi (2admin), .*@wikimedia/sjoerddebruin (2admin), [02:26:36] @trusted [02:26:48] Sorry for ping spam [02:43:52] User was deleted from access list [02:43:52] @trustdel .*@wikimedia/John-F-Lewis [02:44:00] welp. [02:47:57] lol [02:48:52] Lol [02:59:03] You are unknown to me :) [02:59:03] @whoami [08:01:29] can anyone ping Thibaut120094 about a talk page message I left? [08:02:12] his/her ongoing mass edit seems to have a problem. [08:32:25] How can I add a number in WikiData? For example, I always get instead of "8" "8±1"... (https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Q19865879) [08:53:39] florian838: I replaced the 1 by a 0 and it worked [10:16:13] hey guys, i've been trying to GET data wikidata API to make a Chatbot...quite unsuccesful so far, can any of you help me.. [10:22:45] benestar: hey [10:22:59] benestar: look at line 167 of the same file [10:23:28] oh, thanks *facepalm* [10:24:19] benestar: have you seen my new evil thing yet? http://queryr.wmflabs.org/ [10:24:26] SAM730: what kind of data do you try to fetch? [10:25:56] wow, that looks *really* cool [10:26:11] \o/ [10:26:16] will announce on monday [10:26:24] I'll be answering questions based on the user(s) question [10:27:11] so i need to pick up the data which can answer the question based on a keyword and I'm using C++ [10:27:57] SAM730: Did you have a look at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Data_access ? [10:29:45] No [10:34:00] just went through it...how do i get around it? can you suggest some ideas? [10:35:24] SAM730: you can use the normal Wikidata API https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php for simple request like: Show me all information stored for Q412 [10:36:00] https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=wbgetentities&ids=Q412 [10:36:32] Or you can use the SPARQL interfaces. per example https://query.wikidata.org/ [10:36:42] It has some examples there. [10:37:35] Or you can use the WikidataQuery API https://wdq.wmflabs.org/api_documentation.html which is in my eyes easier to understand for someone who doesn't know SPARQL. There are some examples too. [10:37:54] how do i narrow down the data and locate the keyword in json ? [10:39:04] SAM730: you will have to match the keywords with Wikidata items (Q...) and Wikidata properties (P...). Than you can request the data using the services I mentioned. [10:40:14] SAM730: Maybe https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Tools/External_tools is also interesting for you. https://tools.wmflabs.org/bene/ask/ is the web implementation of the programme you are thinking of I guess. The code is available on GitHub https://github.com/Benestar/ask-wikidata/ [10:40:22] ok. thanks tseppelt! :) [10:41:12] SAM730: No problem. Your idea sounds very interesting :) [10:42:15] Cheers [10:44:30] one more thing....c++ can play around with .dat and .txt files only so can you suggest some ways i can convert the json to any of these formats? [10:47:43] SAM730: I am not familiar with C++. Maybe https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Client_code#C.2B.2B helps. [10:50:28] thank you. bye. [11:56:02] Thibaut120094: please see your talk page [12:08:54] whym: replied [12:48:26] Thibaut120094: btw, if you are using a bot, would you like to have a separate bot account and have it approved? [18:27:46] hi [18:27:52] someone here to help me? [18:28:09] https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q21583964 <- I want to add "Dutch politician" as the label for "Ron Meyer" [18:28:24] but another person exists with the same name and the same occupation [18:28:47] and I get the same error over and over.... I can't bypass it [18:28:49] "Item Q1960853 already has label "Ron Meyer" associated with language code en, using the same description text." [18:28:53] so... what can I do? [18:30:07] !admin [18:30:10] it's pretty annoying [18:30:19] Change on 12www.mediawiki.org a page Extension:Wikibase Client was modified, changed by JanZerebecki link https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?diff=1952656 edit summary: [+122] /* Data transclusion */ note how to use parser function with arbitrary access [18:33:19] Trijnstel: add a date of birth :) [18:33:54] oh, that helps? :) [18:33:57] I'll try [18:36:40] Amir1: nope, not working... [18:36:54] I think they meant include the date of birth in the description [18:36:56] strange [18:37:21] yeah, I've done that now [18:37:30] but it should work without as well imho [18:37:32] because if there's two people with the same name, and they're both dutch politicians, you need something else to distinguish them, otherwise people don't know which is which [18:39:09] Trijnstel: https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Q21583964&diff=277163642&oldid=277163394 [18:41:58] yeah, not really my plan, but okay :) [18:42:00] thanks anyway