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Alternatively, you can log in with Facebook if you don't want to create a new account.ĥ. Sign up for an account on Wikia if you don't have one already. The Web address cannot contain any special characters.Ĥ. Pick a name for your wiki, followed by a Web address. Near the top there will be a Create Wiki button, click on it.ģ. Fortunately, you can remedy this by creating your own, and then let other users across the Web edit the wiki to help you out. Sometimes you may come across that your niche hobby or interest isn't well-represented in the wiki community. For instructions on retrieving RDF for individual items see the Data access page.Wikis are great sites dedicated to either a specific topic or collection of topics.Media items and other content are available under other licenses, as detailed on their description pages.

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Text in the other namespaces is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License additional terms may apply. All structured data from the main, Property, Lexeme, and EntitySchema namespace is available under the Creative Commons CC0 License.

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These databases can be used for personal or commercial use, backups or offline use. (This is not the schema of the data in Wikidata.) The data model describes the fundamental building blocks of Wikidata's data.Īn overview over the schema of the database can be found at this page.

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Old RDF and JSON dumps can be found on the Internet Archive (Q461):

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These dumps are considerably smaller than the full database dumps

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These dumps contain stuff that was added in the last 24 hours, reducing the need of having to download the full database dump. Incremental dumps (or Add/Change dumps) for Wikidata are also available for download. It is strongly recommended to use the JSON or RDF dumps instead, which use canonical representations of the data! It should be treated as opaque binary data. Warning: The format of the JSON data embedded in the XML dumps is subject to change without notice, and may be inconsistent between revisions. Entities and statements may be filtered.įull XML dumps of Wikidata can be found at. WDumper is a third-party tool to create custom wikidata RDF dumps. The dumps of Wikidata Lexeme namespace in Turtle and NTriples formats can be found in the same place with lexemes suffix.įor details on the RDF dump format please see the page RDF Dump Format. the ones with the highest rank of each given (subject, property) pairs) as single RDF triples (qualifiers and references are omitted). The -truthy dump files encode the *best* statements (i.e. The -all dump files contain all entity information in Wikidata with the exception of order (of aliases, of statements, etc.), which is not naturally represented in RDF. Therefore, they do not contain meta data such as qualifiers and references. They are in the same format as the full dumps, but limited to direct, truthy statements. Secondly, so called truthy dumps are provided. WDSub is a Scala library that processes JSON Wikibase dumps and can generate subsets using entity schemas as inputsįirst, canonical RDF dumps using the Turtle and NTriples formats can be found under./tozd/go/mediawiki is a Go library for processing Wikipedia and Wikidata dumps.JsonDumpReader is a PHP library for reading the dumps.You can currently download a fairly recent dump using a torrent. pbzip2 is not a good choice because it is not able to decompress in parallel files not compressed with pbzip2. On *nix systems, use lbzip2 which can decompress Bzip2 in parallel. If you are using Windows you can use e.g. Note that the files are using parallel compression, which means that some decompressors cannot reliably unpack the files. Hint: Each entity object (data item or property) is placed on a separate line in the JSON file, so the file can be read line by line, and each line can be decoded separately as an individual JSON object. Please refer to the JSON structure documentation for information about how Wikidata entities are represented. The dumps are being created on a weekly basis. The entities in the array are not necessarily in any particular order, e.g., Q2 doesn't necessarily follow Q1. JSON dumps containing all Wikidata entities in a single JSON array can be found under. Changes to the data formats used by stable interfaces are subject to the Stable Interface Policy. Note that while JSON and RDF dumps are considered stable interfaces, XML dumps are not. There are several different kinds of data dumps available.

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