[16:26:10] <thomansfel1>	 hey guy
[16:26:53] <thomansfel1>	 i am having some issues implementing the wiki api into our search engine and my tech doesn't seem to cover everything
[16:27:34] <thomansfel1>	 you have any suggestions on which api and settings or parameters to use so we can have a similar setup to google results ?
[16:27:54] <thomansfel1>	 we would like to return wiki results into our search engine based on a search query, keyword
[16:29:49] <thomansfel1>	 http://gyazo.com/29d011da4725d3982a5c7be77e534e99
[16:30:29] <thomansfel1>	 something like that, not necessarily with images but even better if we can pull them as well
[16:30:40] <thomansfel1>	 any suggestions please ?
[16:32:52] <thomansfel1>	 basically a search api or feed so we can add wiki results to our own, preferably xml
[16:34:38] <Reedy>	 I think Google do a lot of post processing
[16:37:26] <thomansfel1>	 not necessarily the exact same setup, but something similar, my tech tried but ended up with a dead end so hopefully you guys could help us figure it out
[16:37:47] <thomansfel1>	 we just need to be able to show wiki results as well on our results pages...
[18:48:01] <xzise>	 Nikerabbit, what kind of example you need (wrt https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T98004#1408483 )
[18:50:53] <Nikerabbit>	 just enough to recognize the patterns
[18:51:32] <xzise>	 Hmm :P the pattern is the regex pattern one ;)
[18:52:38] <xzise>	 https://github.com/wikimedia/pywikibot-i18n/blob/master/category/en.json
[18:53:04] <xzise>	 the %(...)s are the parts which must be present in both
[18:53:51] <xzise>	 but order/number of them doesn't matter (subset or superset work but shouldn't happen)
[18:54:33] <xzise>	 subset as in: translation has less names than English version but ignoring multiple with the same name
[18:54:36] <xzise>	 :/
[18:55:08] <xzise>	 "%(foo)s bla %(bar)s" → There should be at least one %(foo)s and at least one %(bar)s in the translation
[18:55:16] <xzise>	 there shouldn't be any else %(...)s
[18:56:16] <xzise>	 so "%(foo)s %(foo)s %(bar)s" is fine, or "%(bar)s %(foo)s" but not "%(bar)s" (missing foo) or "%(bar)s %(foo)s %(baz)s" (additional baz)
[18:56:41] <xzise>	 And there shouldn't be any %(...) without ending d or s
[18:57:03] <xzise>	 as that indicates that the s/d was forgotten
[19:11:38] <Nemo_bis>	 omg that's a Nikerabbit 
[19:31:13] <Nikerabbit>	 xzise: doable, but please remind me next week
[19:51:55] <xzise>	 Nikerabbit, aka tomorrow?
[19:52:35] <Nikerabbit>	 xzise: I should just file a task