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wikidata-query-gui

v0.2.0

Published

This repository contains the GUI for the [Wikidata Query Service](https://query.wikidata.org/).

Downloads

13

Readme

Wikibase Query Service GUI

This repository contains the GUI for the Wikidata Query Service.

Please see more details about the service in the User Manual.

Download & setup

Clone git repo, go into created folder and then pull all dependencies via npm package manager.

$ git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/wikidata/query/gui
$ cd gui
$ npm install

Alternatively, use npm install.

npm install wikidata-query-gui

Configuration

Per default the Wikibase Query Service GUI is configured to be used as a local development test instance. It can be customized by creating a custom-config.json in the repository's root dir. This file can be used to override any of the default settings obtained from default-config.json.

Run tests

Run JSHint, JSCS and QUnit tests.

$ npm test

Debug

Start a test server for local debugging. Do not use it in production.

$ npm start

Build

Create a build with bundled and minified files.

$ npm run build

Deploy

Create a build and push it to the deployment branch via git review.

$ npm run deploy

Please make sure you have defined a gitreview username:

git config --global --add gitreview.username "[username]"

Components

Editor

A CodeMirror based SPARQL editor with code completion (ctrl+space) and tooltips (hover).

var editor = new wikibase.queryService.ui.editor.Editor();
editor.fromTextArea( $( '.editor' )[0] );

See examples/editor.html.

Example dialog

A dialog that allows browsing of SPARQL examples.

new wikibase.queryService.ui.dialog.QueryExampleDialog(  $element, querySamplesApi, callback, previewUrl );

See examples/dialog.html.

SPARQL

var api = new wikibase.queryService.api.Sparql();
api.query( query ).done( function() {
	var json = JSON.parse( api.getResultAsJson() );

} );

See examples/sparql.html. JSFiddle.net

Result Views

Views that allow rendering SPARQL results (see documentation).

var api = new wikibase.queryService.api.Sparql();
api.query( query ).done(function() {
	var result = new wikibase.queryService.ui.resultBrowser.CoordinateResultBrowser();
	result.setResult( api.getResultRawData() );
	result.draw( element );
} );

See examples/result.html. JSFiddle.net

Release Notes and npm package

Unfortunately there are no releases and the provided code and interfaces are not considered to be stable. Also the dist/ folder contains a build that may not reflect the current code on master branch.