Hi everyone,

I am also working on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Canada_Soccer_player_ID_not_in_Wikidata

thank you!

Hi everyone,

What is the project contribution deadline? I am little bit confused after getting mail about final application deadline extension.

In T279290#7045370, @Mike_Peel wrote:

In T279290#7045349, @Pushp24 wrote:

What do we need to fill in Outreachy internship project timeline?

I put guidance for this at T276329 under the task list.

Hi everyone,
What do we need to fill in Outreachy internship project timeline?

In T279290#7040738, @Tru2198 wrote:

In T279290#7040701, @Pushp24 wrote:

hello @Mike_Peel @MSGJ I am working with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Amazon_author_page_not_in_Wikidata

You changed your subcategory. So I assume, you got the idea, right?

hello @Mike_Peel @MSGJ I am working with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Amazon_author_page_not_in_Wikidata

In T279290#7040551, @Tru2198 wrote:

In T279290#7040478, @Pushp24 wrote:

In T279290#7040375, @Poornima7 wrote:

In T279290#7039501, @Pushp24 wrote:

hey everyone,
What do we mean by ID value here?

Thanks,
Pushpanjali Kumari

It is referring to the value of an External Identifier.

@Poornima7 i am still confused. Can you give one example or clarify it more.

Well, if your subcategory is, say, Category:The_Interviews_name_ID_not_in_Wikidata, then your ID can be found by go the specified article page (here: Glen_and_Les_Charles. Slide off to the external links section and click on the: The_Interviews:_An_Oral_History_of_Television. This will open up a Wikipedia page of its own. But you again slid off to the external links and find the official website and migrate to the URL: interviews.televisionacademy.com/interviews/glen-charles.
There you get your Interview ID name, i.e., Glen-Charles.

Your page does not have a number as an ID but a name for the property: P5773. The other way is using templates, but there we have concerns with authenticity.

Here I tried my best, though still confused, ping up anytime!!

In T279290#7040375, @Poornima7 wrote:

In T279290#7039501, @Pushp24 wrote:

hey everyone,
What do we mean by ID value here?

Thanks,
Pushpanjali Kumari

It is referring to the value of an External Identifier.

hey everyone,
What do we mean by ID value here?

Hi @MSGJ , @Mike_Peel ,
link - https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Pushp24/Outreachy_5
Above is the link for my outreachy task5.
I am looking forward for your suggestion and feedback.

@MSGJ , @Mike_Peel can i hardcode the terms , which i need to search or i have to find them using code. For example, if i want to get Qid for 'human', can i just put it in search_entities or i need to go to wikidata page and parse that to get the title human?

In T278997#6993037, @Mike_Peel wrote:

In T278997#6992891, @Nizz009 wrote:

In T278997#6992887, @Aminehassou wrote:

In T278997#6992884, @Nizz009 wrote:

In T278997#6992880, @Aminehassou wrote:

Since we are parsing through the article text on wikipedia, are we also meant to get the property id as shown in the example?

"P31 = radio telescope"

If so, how is this possible without accessing wikidata?

Hello @Aminehassou ! What I think that we have to do is that, we search for 'specific information' (especially those that we searched for in Task 1) in the Wikipedia article. And since we know what kind of information we searched for, we can assign the corresponding property ID which is appropriate for it.

Hey, thanks for the response, so in other words, we hardcode the value in since we have already found it during task 1?

No problem. And yes, that's pretty much what we have to do.

Not quite. You hard-code 'P31' ('instance of'), since that is what you are looking for. But then you extract 'radio telescope' directly from the article (e.g., by retrieving the "Lovell Telescope" article and finding "is a [[radio telescope]]" in the first sentence). So you hard-code the question ('what is this an instance of?'), find the answer from the article by python, and then get your code to print it out in terms of Wikidata value 'P31 = value".

I wrote a simple code through which i am able to access infobox of wikipedia article.
link - https://github.com/pushp-2401/Outreachy-task-3/blob/main/task3_again.py
name : Louvre Museum
image : File:Louvre aile Richelieu.jpg
caption : The Richelieu Wing of the museum
map_type : Paris
location : Musée du Louvre, 75001 Paris, France
curator : Marie-Laure de Rochebrune
title : Forgotten Empire: The World of Ancient Persia
publisher : University of California Press
url : http://arthistory.about.com/library/weekly/sp/bl_forgottenempcat_rev.htm
image1 : Appartements Napoléon III.jpg
image2 : Apartamentos de Napoleão (3666688904).jpg
image3 : Napoleon III Apartments (44883695984).jpg
image4 : LouvreSalle88a.jpg

@MSGJ , @Mike_Peel Following is the link for task 3 -
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Pushp24/Outreachy_3
Can you please review my task3.

following is the link for my task2 -
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Pushp24/Outreachy_2

In T278863#6980828, @MSGJ wrote:

Your page is User:Pushpanjali kumari/Outreachy 1

thanks @AnkitaxPriya

hi @Mike_Peel , @MSGJ
I am getting the following error when i try to run my code.
pywikibot.exceptions.NoPage: Page [[wikidata:Outreachy 1]] doesn't exist.
CRITICAL: Exiting due to uncaught exception <class 'pywikibot.exceptions.NoPage'>

@MSGJ thank you

@MSGJ fee is different for everyone based on age. how to add more than one value?

hi @Mike_Peel . Can u please review my task1. I am looking forward to improve it.
link : https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Pushp24/Outreachy_1
Also i am having trouble when i wanted to include some property in Bihar Museum's page.