Once you have poetry
in your PATH,
install the project by entering the krawl
dir
(where the pyproject.toml
file is located) and typing
poetry install
poetry shell
All commands in the bin/
directory expect the poetry shell
to be active.
All environment variables in the .env.example
file must be defined.
You might want to use direnv
to automatically source the .env
file you created.
# Wikibase specifc env variables
KRAWLER_WB_USER="..."
KRAWLER_WB_PASSWORD="..."
# Wikibase OAuth client
KRAWLER_WB_CONSUMER_KEY="..."
KRAWLER_WB_CONSUMER_SECRET="..."
KRAWLER_WB_ACCESS_TOKEN="..."
KRAWLER_WB_ACCESS_SECRET="..."
# (... ask your wikibase admin if you are unsure how to get this)
# Github specific env variables
KRAWLER_GITHUB_KEY="..."
# (... get one [here](https://github.com/settings/tokens)
# This can be any directory where the krawler can write its intermediary files,
# (just make sure it is not in a git dir or ignored by git,
# as it will contain a lot of files):
KRAWLER_WORKDIR="..."
krawl/bin/gh.sh
To fetch projects from github
krawl/bin/wf.sh
To fetch projects from wikifactory
krawl/bin/wikibase.sh
To push all found projects to wikibase
(note that the pusher currently always pushes every file it finds, even if it has already been pushed)
If you want to push an individual ttl
file, you can also use:
python -m krawl.wikibase.core ./samples/okh-sample-OHLOOM_fixed.ttl