revision_content | R Documentation |
Retrieves the content of a provided list of revisions from whichever MediaWiki instance you're querying. Returns as wikimarkup.
revision_content(
language = NULL,
project = NULL,
domain = NULL,
revisions,
properties = c("content", "ids", "flags", "timestamp", "user", "userid", "size",
"sha1", "contentmodel", "comment", "parsedcomment", "tags"),
clean_response = FALSE,
...
)
language |
The language code of the project you wish to query, if appropriate. |
project |
The project you wish to query ("wikiquote"), if appropriate.
Should be provided in conjunction with |
domain |
as an alternative to a |
revisions |
The revision IDs of each desired revision. |
properties |
Properties you're trying to retrieve about that revision, should you want to; options include "ids" (the revision ID of the revision...which is pointless), "flags" (whether the revision was 'minor' or not), "timestamp" (the timestamp of the revision), "user" (the username of the person who made that revision), "userid" (the userID of the person who made the revision), "size" (the size, in uncompressed bytes, of the revision), "sha1" (the SHA-1 hash of the revision text), "contentmodel" (the content model of the page, usually "wikitext"), "comment" (the revision summary associated with the revision), "parsedcomment" (the same, but parsed, generating HTML from any wikitext in that comment), "tags" (any tags associated with the revision) and "flagged" (the revision's status under Flagged Revisions). |
clean_response |
whether to do some basic sanitising of the resulting data structure. |
... |
further arguments to pass to httr's GET. |
revision_diff
for diffs between revisions,
and page_content
for the content a specific page currently has.
## Not run:
#Revision content from a Wikimedia project
wp_content <- revision_content("en","wikipedia", revisions = 552373187)
#Revision content from a non-Wikimedia project
rw_content <- revision_content(domain = "rationalwiki.org", revisions = 88616)
## End(Not run)
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