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pyscp

made-with-python PyPI license PyPI version shields.io PyPI pyversions

pyscp is a python library for interacting with wikidot-hosted websites. The library is mainly intended for use by the administrative staff of the www.scpwiki.com website, and has a host of feature exclusive to it. However, the majority of the core functionality should be applicalbe to any wikidot-based site.

Installation

Open console and run the following command:

pip install pyscp

Done.

Examples

Acessing Pages

import pyscp

wiki = pyscp.wikidot.Wiki('www.scpwiki.com')
p = wiki('scp-837')
print(
    '"{}" has a rating of {}, {} revisions, and {} comments.'
    .format(p.title, p.rating, len(p.history), len(p.comments)))
"SCP-837: Multiplying Clay" has a rating of 108, 14 revisions, and 54 comments.

You can access other sites as well:

ru_wiki = pyscp.wikidot.Wiki('scpfoundation.net')
p = ru_wiki('scp-837')
print('"{}" was created by {} on {}.'.format(p.title, p.author, p.created))
"SCP-837 - Глина умножения" was created by Gene R on 2012-12-26 11:12:13.

If the site doesn't use a custom domain, you can use the name of the site instead of the full url. E.g. Wiki('scpsandbox2') is the same as Wiki('scpsandbox2.wikidot.com').

Editing Pages

wiki = pyscp.wikidot.Wiki('scp-sandbox-3')
wiki.auth('example_username', 'example_password')
p = wiki('test')
last_revision = p.history[-1].number
p.edit(
    source='= This is centered **text** that uses Wikidot markup.',
    title="you can skip the title if you don't want changing it",
    #you can leave out the comment too, but that'd be rude
    comment='testing automated editing')
print(p.text)   # see if it worked
p.revert(last_revision)  # let's revert it back to what it were.
This is centered text that uses Wikidot markup.

Snapshots

When working with large number of pages, it could be faster to create a snapshot of the site than to download the pages one by one. Snapshots are optimized to download a large amount of data in the shortest possible time using multithreading.

import pyscp

creator = pyscp.snapshot.SnapshotCreator('snapshot_file.db')
creator.take_snapshot('www.scpwiki.com', forums=False)
# that's where we wait half an hour for it to finish

Once a snapshot is created, you can use snapshot.Wiki to read pages same as in the first example:

wiki = pyscp.snapshot.Wiki('www.scpwiki.com', 'snapshot_file.db')
p = wiki('scp-9005-2')
print(
    '"{}" has a rating of {}, was created by {}, and is awesome.'
    .format(p.title, p.rating, p.author))
print('Other pages by {}:'.format(p.author))
for other in wiki.list_pages(author=p.author):
    print(
        '{} (rating: {}, created: {})'
        .format(other.title, other.rating, other.created))
Page "SCP-9005-2" has a rating of 80, was created by yellowdrakex, and is awesome.
Other pages by yellowdrakex:
ClusterfREDACTED (rating: 112, created: 2011-10-20 18:08:49)
Dr Rights' Draft Box (rating: None, created: 2009-02-01 18:58:36)
Dr. Rights' Personal Log (rating: 3, created: 2008-11-26 23:03:27)
Dr. Rights' Personnel File (rating: 13, created: 2008-11-24 20:45:34)
Fifteen To Sixteen (rating: 17, created: 2010-02-15 05:55:58)
Great Short Story Concepts (rating: 1, created: 2010-06-03 19:26:06)
RUN AWAY FOREVURRR (rating: 79, created: 2011-10-24 16:34:23)
SCP-288: The "Stepford Marriage" Rings (rating: 56, created: 2008-11-27 07:47:01)
SCP-291: Disassembler/Reassembler (rating: 113, created: 2008-11-24 20:11:11)
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