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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from
__future__
import
absolute_import
,
unicode_literals
# This is an automatically generated file. You can find more configuration
# parameters in 'config.py' file.
# The family of sites to work on by default.
#
# ‘site.py’ imports ‘families/xxx_family.py’, so if you want to change
# this variable, you need to use the name of one of the existing family files
# in that folder or write your own, custom family file.
#
# For ‘site.py’ to be able to read your custom family file, you must
# save it to ‘families/xxx_family.py’, where ‘xxx‘ is the codename of the
# family that your custom ‘xxx_family.py’ family file defines.
#
# You can also save your custom family files to a different folder. As long
# as you follow the ‘xxx_family.py’ naming convention, you can register your
# custom folder in this configuration file with the following global function:
#
# register_families_folder(folder_path)
#
# Alternatively, you can register particular family files that do not need
# to follow the ‘xxx_family.py’ naming convention using the following
# global function:
#
# register_family_file(family_name, file_path)
#
# Where ‘family_name’ is the family code (the ‘xxx’ in standard family file
# names) and ‘file_path’ is the absolute path to the target family file.
#
# If you use either of these functions to define the family to work on by
# default (the ‘family’ variable below), you must place the function call
# before the definition of the ‘family’ variable.
family
=
'wikipedia'
# The language code of the site we're working on.
mylang
=
'ko'
# The dictionary usernames should contain a username for each site where you
# have a bot account. If you have a unique username for all languages of a
# family , you can use '*'
usernames
[
'wikipedia'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'meta'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'commons'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'wikidata'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'wiktionary'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'wikibooks'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'wikinews'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'wikiquote'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'wikisource'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'wikiversity'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'wikivoyage'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
usernames
[
'incubator'
][
'*'
]
=
'-revi'
#sysopnames['wikipedia']['ko'] = '-revi'
#sysopnames['wikinews']['ko'] = '-revi'
#sysopnames['wikiversity']['ko'] = '-revi'
#sysopnames['commons']['commons'] = '-revi'
#sysopnames['wikidata']['wikidata'] = '-revi'
#sysopnames['meta']['meta'] = '-revi'
#sysopnames['wikimania']['wikimania'] = '-revi'
password_file
=
"user-password.py"
flickr
=
{
'api_key'
:
'[REDACTED]'
,
'api_secret'
:
'[REDACTED],
'review'
:
False
,
'reviewer'
:
'-revi'
,
}
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2019-09-25 08:44:21 (UTC+0)
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