I'm interested in partaking in this too.

In T276329#7051350, @Poornima7 wrote:

Hey everyone,
For the Relevant Projects section in the Outreachy Final application, what all sorts of projects can we put? I mean which concepts of Python should they emphasize more on?

Thank you for your time!
@Mike_Peel @MSGJ

In T276274#7030963, @Tambe wrote:

In my case, removing excess/bulky print statements helped. It still takes 15-20 mins to run but doesn't exceed the data rate limit. Though I don't know about changing rate_limit_window

Thank you for that suggestion. I actually read about that here but my loop does not have any print statements. I only print at the end of the loop.

What I do it that for each page in the dump, I filter out for namespace(0) and then loop through the revisions of that page, extracting the year value from time stamp and appending it to a sequence.
I only print when the loop if fully done. The code does run for a long time before producing that error.

In my case, removing excess/bulky print statements helped. It still takes 15-20 mins to run but doesn't exceed the data rate limit. Though I don't know about changing rate_limit_window

When I loop through the History dump, the notebook produces this error:

Greetings everyone, my name is Tambe Tabitha and I am contributing to this task with you.

In T276329#7002686, @Mike_Peel wrote:

In T276329#7001491, @Tambe wrote:

Greetings.
@Mike_Peel in the project description on the Outreachy website, you stated that

For a limited number of wikis, an automated python script creates new items, but it can easily create duplicate items ...

Please can you direct me to where I can find this python script? Is it in the pywikibot repository?. I will like to have a look at it and probably figure out possible avenues of improvement. @MSGJ

Well, that's the main aim of the whole internship. :-) But see https://bitbucket.org/mikepeel/wikicode/src/master/enwp_find_wikidata.py and https://bitbucket.org/mikepeel/wikicode/src/master/wikidata_new_from_wikipedia_query_article.py for the current codes.

No. It does not. I restarted my entire terminal. Now I am planning to reinstall user_config.py altogether.

Thank you

Yes, my password is correct.
I am running my code on paws as jupyter notebook and have also checked on VS code by implementing the script as .py file where the error is:

No user is logged in on wikidata:wikidata

run

python pwb.py login

follow the steps, try again and us what happens

In T278863#7002844, @Tru2198 wrote:

@Mike_Peel, @MSGJ,

I am getting the error :
pywikibot.exceptions.NoUsername: Username "Tru2198" does not have read permissions on wikipedia:en
.The supplied credentials could not be authenticated.
CRITICAL: Exiting due to uncaught exception <class 'pywikibot.exceptions.NoUsername'>

Here is the image

I have

usernames['wikipedia']['en'] = 'Tru2198'

usernames['wikidata']['wikidata']= u'Tru2198', set in user_config.py

Also, I get:
Failed OAuth authentication for wikipedia:test: The authorization headers in your request are for a user that does not exist here

when I try to add a date property in the wikidata

Kindly help!

Greetings.
@Mike_Peel in the project description on the Outreachy website, you stated that

For a limited number of wikis, an automated python script creates new items, but it can easily create duplicate items ...

Please can you direct me to where I can find this python script? Is it in the pywikibot repository?. I will like to have a look at it and probably figure out possible avenues of improvement. @MSGJ

Greetings everyone, @Mike_Peel @MSGJ . I have implemented this task to the best of my present understanding and I am happy with the results. I look forward to your review: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Tambe_Tabitha/Outreachy_3 .

In T278863#6990866, @Fonyuy237 wrote:

Hello @Mike_Peel and other applicants. I have had issues with installing pywikibot had similar problems @AnkitaxPriya on my windows changed to linux and i am having issues
please how are we to create a script that will link to wikidata?

Greetings again everyone.
@Mike_Peel I am happy with my code for this second task: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Tambe_Tabitha/Outreachy_2.
Please can you review it?.

In T278860#6980919, @Mike_Peel wrote:

In T278860#6980887, @Momor72 wrote:

I'm having some trouble finding the sandbox so that we can get comfortable with pywikibot. Can someone please direct me to where on Phabricator that info is located? Thanks so much.

On Wikidata it is https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4115189 .

Greetings Everyone. My name is Tambe Tabitha and I will be contributing with you.

Also, did you add any new extensions recently? what were they?

In T263874#6578460, @Thulieblack wrote:

@Tambe I did all those I'm still waiting still

In T263874#6578412, @Thulieblack wrote:

Perfect day everyone @Isaac I'm have been trying to access my paws notebook server since morning but it keeps reloading is there anything I can do as I have tried relaunching but to no avail

In T263874#6576410, @SafiaKhaleel wrote:

Hi @Isaac and everyone,
Can anyone give me an idea to find if a page is about a human or not?

In T263874#6574473, @tanny411 wrote:

@Tambe Alternately you could:

• Right click -> Save as
• file_name.ipynb (here, change the file extension to .ipynb)
• login to your PAWS account and upload your saved notebook

In T263874#6528024, @Toluwani7 wrote:

Hello,

I felt it would be useful to say that this contains the instructions to learn to fork and that instructions leads to the PAWS's general page instead.

In T263860#6538338, @Miriam wrote:

In T263860#6537687, @tanny411 wrote:

Hi @Miriam, I am an Outreachy applicant, excited to be a part of this project. Are there any additional steps before I start with the notebooks?
Also I see T263874 is the same for both inferring country and this project. Can be given some clarification as to which project I will be working with on completing the subtask? Or are they part of the same project?

Hi @tanny411 thanks for your interest in this project! This project and the "inferring country" one are 2 separate projects. Only the application task is shared by both projects, as all of us work in the same team, and the skills required for both projects are similar. When you complete the task, you will be submitting your task as part of your application to this (or the other) project. If you apply to this project, @diego and I will be reviewing your task as part of your application. Does that make sense?

In T263874#6569853, @Isaac wrote:

Welcome to all the new applicants since I last posted a welcome! One request for everyone working on this task:

• To get a good sense of how many people are intending to apply to each project (T263646 and/or T263860), I'd ask that you make an initial contribution on the Outreachy site with a link to your current progress in the next two days (so by end-of-day October 23rd).

Thanks! Keep the questions / collaboration coming!

In T263874#6567751, @Sidrah_M_Siddiqui wrote:

Hi @Tambe great to see you here, I hope you remember me :)

Greetings everyone. My name is Tambe Tabitha Achere and I am a Data scientist. I am Cameroonian and I code in Python. I look forward to working with you.