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The software should know on which site you are trying to operate. Usually, this is your default language and family inside of your user-config.py file: | |||
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By defining object "site" (or whatever name you give to this object) bot will start to use this site: | By defining object "site" (or whatever name you give to this object) the bot will start to use this site: | ||
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Even when it is usual that you are working with only one site, it will be better to always define the used language and family: | |||
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Now, we have defined object "site" and we are ready to | Now, we have defined object "site" and we are ready to fetch our first page. To do so, we have to define object "page" (or whatever name you give to this object). Let's say that we want to get the source of Main Page: | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:07, 8 November 2009
The software should know on which site you are trying to operate. Usually, this is your default language and family inside of your user-config.py file:
<source lang="python"> mylang = 'en' family = 'wikinews' </source>
By defining object "site" (or whatever name you give to this object) the bot will start to use this site:
<source lang="python"> site = getSite() </source>
Even when it is usual that you are working with only one site, it will be better to always define the used language and family:
<source lang="python"> language = "en" family = "wikinews" site = getSite(language,family) </source>
Now, we have defined object "site" and we are ready to fetch our first page. To do so, we have to define object "page" (or whatever name you give to this object). Let's say that we want to get the source of Main Page:
<source lang="python"> pagename = "Main Page" page = Page(site,pagename) pagetext = page.get() </source>
And if you invoke "print pagetext", you will get Main Page of English Wikinews:
{{Main page header}}
{{Ticker}}
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{{Lead article}}
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<div class="MainPageLatestNews">
=== Latest news <span class="plainlinks" style="font-size:70%;text-align:right;">[http://feeds.feedburner.com/WikinewsLatestNews <span class="rss">RSS</span>]</span>===
{{Latest news}}</div>
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