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Would it be possible to print the name of the "main page" of the ZIM during zimcheck --main ?
For example wikipedia_tr_all_maxi_2021-01.zim has main set to Kullanıcı:The_other_Kiwix_guy/Landing, so perhaps printing it like this:
$ zimcheck --main ./wikipedia_tr_all_maxi_2021-01.zim
[INFO] Checking zim file ./wikipedia_tr_all_maxi_2021-01.zim
[INFO] Searching for main page...
+ [INFO] Main page: Kullanıcı:The_other_Kiwix_guy/Landing
[INFO] Overall Test Status: Pass
[INFO] Total time taken by zimcheck: 0 seconds.
It would enable ipfs/distributed-wikipedia-mirror to automatically set the correct landing page.
It is not a hard blocker, but right now we need to eyeball it for every language by opening a ZIM file in some Kiwix reader.
Would it be possible to print the name of the "main page" of the ZIM during
zimcheck --main
?For example wikipedia_tr_all_maxi_2021-01.zim has main set to
Kullanıcı:The_other_Kiwix_guy/Landing
, so perhaps printing it like this:$ zimcheck --main ./wikipedia_tr_all_maxi_2021-01.zim [INFO] Checking zim file ./wikipedia_tr_all_maxi_2021-01.zim [INFO] Searching for main page... + [INFO] Main page: Kullanıcı:The_other_Kiwix_guy/Landing [INFO] Overall Test Status: Pass [INFO] Total time taken by zimcheck: 0 seconds.
It would enable ipfs/distributed-wikipedia-mirror to automatically set the correct landing page.
It is not a hard blocker, but right now we need to eyeball it for every language by opening a ZIM file in some Kiwix reader.
cc @kelson42
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