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Make it work on any wikibase #23

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dpriskorn opened this issue Nov 12, 2022 · 7 comments
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Make it work on any wikibase #23

dpriskorn opened this issue Nov 12, 2022 · 7 comments

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@dpriskorn
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I would like to use it for the Wikibase.cloud installation I'm working on

@salgo60
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salgo60 commented Nov 12, 2022

Agree

  1. the Hub was very useful yesterday when I used Open Refine for reconciliation of Swedish PM data and used
{
    "origin": {
        "id": "P8433:G8095",
        "value": "G8095",
        "properties": [
              "P8433"
         ],
         "qid": "Q98490206"
    },
    "destination": {
         "langs": [
          "en"
           ],
    "sites": [
    "wiki"
    ],
     "bestFallbackSitelink": {
           "site": "wikidatawiki",
           "title": "Q98490206",
           "score": 0.5
        },
      "url": "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q98490206"
      }
}
  • Open refine function parse JSON with

value.parseJson()['origin']["qid"]

  1. I also use the HUB as a way of accessing information with Persistent identifiers i.e. it is an excellent concept for archive solutions and still get access of the data with the original identifiers

Example Nobelprize.org - 2 years ago we did a major change of linking model T248939/T251055 --> now every Nobel prize winner has an unique id that is WD Property P8024 and today 2022 all Nobelprize winners has metadata same as Wikidata link

--> with the HUB we can easy retrieve all Nobelprize winners using the persistent identifier of Nobelprize.org examples

@maxlath
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maxlath commented Nov 12, 2022

It seems doable, but that would require having another hub server running with a customized config: would that work for you?

@salgo60
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salgo60 commented Nov 12, 2022

It seems doable, but that would require having another hub server running with a customized config: would that work for you?

I would like to see something working with Wikibase.cloud and maybe the "config" in the url?

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@dpriskorn
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It seems doable, but that would require having another hub server running with a customized config: would that work for you?

I would like to see something working with Wikibase.cloud and maybe the "config" in the url?

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I really like the idea of a Config in the URL 😀

@maxlath
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maxlath commented Nov 14, 2022

Do all wikibase.cloud instances have a SPARQL endpoint and/or use the WikibaseCirrusSearch extension? One of those would be required to find entities by claim property/value. Could you provide a link to a public instance with already some data to play with?

@salgo60
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salgo60 commented Nov 15, 2022

@maxlath
You ask the wrong person but I guess SPARQL endpoint is always there but they have problems with WikibaseCirrusSearch

Instances to play with

  1. OSWALD
  1. SWEOPENDATA

@dpriskorn
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dpriskorn commented Nov 15, 2022

@maxlath

they have problems with WikibaseCirrusSearch

See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T310990

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