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wikibase-dump-filter

v6.0.0

Published

Filter and format a newline-delimited JSON stream of Wikibase entities

Downloads

35

Readme

wikibase-dump-filter

Filter and format a newline-delimited JSON stream of Wikibase entities.

Typically useful to create a formatted subset of a Wikibase JSON dump.

Some context: This tool was formerly known as wikidata-filter. Wikidata is an instance of Wikibase. This tool was primarly designed with Wikidata in mind, but should be usable for any Wikibase instance.

This project received a Wikimedia Project Grant.

License Node JavaScript Style Guide

NPM Download stats

Summary

Install

this tool requires to have NodeJs installed.

# Install globally
npm install -g wikibase-dump-filter
# Or install just to be used in the scripts of the current project
npm install wikibase-dump-filter

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for version info

Download dump

Wikidata dumps

Wikidata provides a bunch of database dumps, among which the desired JSON dump. As a Wikidata dump is a very laaarge file (April 2020: 75GB compressed), it is recommended to download that file first before doing operations on it, so that if anything crashes, you don't have to start the download from zero (the download time being usually the bottleneck).

wget --continue https://dumps.wikimedia.org/wikidatawiki/entities/latest-all.json.gz
cat latest-all.json.gz | gzip -d | wikibase-dump-filter --claim P31:Q5 > humans.ndjson

Your own Wikibase instance dump

You can generate a JSON dump using the script dumpJson.php. If you are running Wikibase with wikibase-docker, you could use the following command:

cd wikibase-docker
docker-compose exec wikibase /bin/sh -c "php ./extensions/Wikibase/repo/maintenance/dumpJson.php --log /dev/null" > dump.json
cat dump.json | wikibase-dump-filter --claim P1:Q1 > entities_with_claim_P1_Q1.ndjson

How-to

This package can both be used as a command-line tool (CLI) and as a NodeJS module. Those 2 uses have their own documentation page but the options stay the same, and are documented in the CLI section

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License

MIT