The Book is a project at the Wikimedia toolforge.org.
Description
BearbeitenThis project side shows your Wikipedia like a printed lexicon book. From every article you get only the first paragraph and the first image and also all neighbor articles in a multi-column page. This help to research and discover unknown interesting article in your Wikipedia. The tool is available in over 300 languages.
Version 0.2
BearbeitenFeatures
Bearbeiten- 300+ languages
- Multi-column Layout
- 20 articles on one page (alphabetic order)
- goto function
- goto random page
- goto next or previous page (alphabetic order)
Screenshots
BearbeitenTechnical
Bearbeiten- Use Wikimedia API
- Perl and CGI.pm
- CSS Multi-column Layout Module
- tested in Firefox, Google Chrome, IE, Edge
- HTML-Framework Bootstrap
- The Language Icon http://www.languageicon.org
Options
Bearbeitendebug
Bearbeiten&debug=1
- shows debug information
- Example
- only on page.cgi available
noimage
Bearbeiten&noimage=1
- shows no image on this page
- Example
- only on page.cgi available
apilink
Bearbeiten&apilink=1
- shows the link to the API after every article
- Example
- only on page.cgi available
Known bugs
Bearbeiten- Math elements
- Example Archimedes number
- Reason: Wikimedia-API don't parse the math in plaintext
- Template elements
- Example Laos or 19-Lachter-Stollen
- Reason: Maybe wrong template programing?!?
- Widows and orphans
- Reason: Technical problem of the HTML-Parsering in the browser (Write me, if you know a solution.)
Your wish-list
BearbeitenPlease write your wish in English or German at the site: Benutzer Diskussion:Stefan Kühn/The Book. Thanks!
Version 0.1
BearbeitenTechnical
BearbeitenThe Book - 0.1(Offline, since toolserver is down)- Perl CGI-Script
- parsing Wikipedia-Dumps for first pages and first images
- CSS Multi-column Layout Module
- tested Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome
- only 20 languages available
Screenshots
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Lëtzebuergesch Wikipedia
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Lëtzebuergesch Wikipedia
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Deitsch Wikipedia
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Deutsche Wikipedia
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Deutsche Wikipedia
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Deutsche Wikipedia
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Deutsche Wikipedia