It looks like strip_code() interprets File-links like they are regular wikilinks. Instead, it should remove everything except the caption/alt-text. In the example below, the size param is dumped into the text.

$ python
Python 3.4.3 (default, Jul 28 2015, 18:20:59) 
[GCC 4.8.4] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import mwparserfromhell 

Example recent output:

Checking Wikimedia Commons files from 2015-07-22 to 2015-07-22
== 2015-07-22 ==
Plymouth_Citybus_136_WA08LDF_(8975821135).jpg Plymouth_Citybus_136_WA08LDF_(8975821135).jpg corrupt (2690205 of 2758220 bytes)
Plymouth_Citybus_144_WA08LDZ_(7988771620).jpg Plymouth_Citybus_144_WA08LDZ_(7988771620).jpg corrupt (2028138 of 2076561 bytes)
Plymouth_Citybus_503_WF63LZC_(153

To help users unfamiliar with SMW to find features and supplementary functions which are normally not enabled by default, I created [0] as starting point.

I would appreciate if some people from the community find the time to finalize and complete the list.

Tasks

• Identify features and supplementary functions
  • SMWSearch
• Add separate summary sections to the smw@wiki

Can we get more detail documentation with examples specially how to get data for wikidata method once it is fetched such as to get "date of birth, gender" which can cover for people who are new to python. There are examples but not enough to utilise this great package for usage.

Hi,

im trying to use random() and recentchanges() but everytime i print the output of one of them i get this:

>>random = site.random(namespace=0, limit=10)
>>random
<List object 'random' for <Site object 'test.wikipedia.org/w/'>>

and the same for recentchanges()

>>> recent = site.recentchanges()
>>> recent
`<List object 'recentchanges' for <Site object 'test.wikipedia.or

They are inspect-ed as #<Var(episodes)>, which is absolutely non-informative (we don't know what's inside and whether we could extract that). Should be better.

In dark mode, the bakground is black. If the PNG is a black design on transparent background, then nothing will be visible for the user. This is what happen with this article http://library.kiwix.org/wikipedia_fr_mathematics_maxi/A/Parabole on Android for example.

• MW 1.31

COMPOSER=composer.local.json composer require --update-no-dev mediawiki/chameleon-skin 2.1.0

fails with

Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages.

  Problem 1
    - Installation request for mediawiki/chameleon-skin 2.1.0 -> satisfiable by mediawiki/chameleon-skin[2.1.0].
    - mediawiki/chameleon-skin 2.1.0 requires mediawiki/m

The README makes mediawiki look really bad, with judgemental links to their source code. Maybe it would be worth mentioning that they are aware of the limitations of the PHP parser, and are developing another one, Parsoid, that is already in use on wikipedia (notably, in visual editor).