View source: R/tw_get_wikipedia_page_qid.R
tw_get_wikipedia_page_qid | R Documentation |
Gets the Wikidata Q identifier of one or more Wikipedia pages
tw_get_wikipedia_page_qid(
url = NULL,
title = NULL,
language = tidywikidatar::tw_get_language(),
cache = NULL,
overwrite_cache = FALSE,
cache_connection = NULL,
disconnect_db = TRUE,
wait = 1,
attempts = 10
)
url |
A character vector with the full URL to one or more Wikipedia pages. If given, title and language can be left empty. |
title |
Title of a Wikipedia page or final parts of its url. If given, url can be left empty, but language must be provided. |
language |
Two-letter language code used to define the Wikipedia version to use. Defaults to language set with |
cache |
Defaults to NULL. If given, it should be given either TRUE or FALSE. Typically set with |
overwrite_cache |
Logical, defaults to FALSE. If TRUE, it overwrites the table in the local sqlite database. Useful if the original Wikidata object has been updated. |
cache_connection |
Defaults to NULL. If NULL, and caching is enabled, |
disconnect_db |
Defaults to TRUE. If FALSE, leaves the connection to cache open. |
wait |
In seconds, defaults to 1 due to time-outs with frequent queries. Time to wait between queries to the APIs. If data are cached locally, wait time is not applied. If you are running many queries systematically you may want to add some waiting time between queries. |
attempts |
Defaults to 10. Number of times it re-attempts to reach the API before failing. |
A a data frame with six columns, including qid
with Wikidata identifiers, and a logical disambiguation
to flag when disambiguation pages are returned.
if (interactive()) {
tw_get_wikipedia_page_qid(title = "Margaret Mead", language = "en")
# check when Wikipedia returns disambiguation page
tw_get_wikipedia_page_qid(title = c("Rome", "London", "New York", "Vienna"))
}
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