Downloaded Files ================ - enwiki\_content/enwiki-20220420-pages-articles-*.xml.gz: Obtained via https://dumps.wikimedia.org/backup-index.html (site suggests downloading from a mirror). Contains text content and metadata for pages in English Wikipedia (current revision only, excludes talk pages). Some file content and format information was available from https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Data_dumps/What%27s_available_for_download. - enwiki-20220420-page.sql.gz: Obtained like above. Contains page-table information including page id, namespace, title, etc. Format information was found at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Page_table. - enwiki-20220420-redirect.sql.gz: Obtained like above. Contains page-redirection info. Format information was found at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Data_dumps/What%27s_available_for_download. Generated Files =============== - enwiki\_content/enwiki-*.xml and enwiki-*.sql: Uncompressed versions of downloaded files. - enwikiData.db: An sqlite database representing data from the enwiki dump files. Generation: 1 Install python, and packages mwsql, mwxml, and mwparsefromhell. Example: 1 On Ubuntu, install python3, python3-pip, and python3-venv via `apt-get update; apt-get ...`. 2 Create a virtual environment in which to install packages via `python3 -m venv .venv`. 3 Activate the virtual environment via `source .venv/bin/activate`. 4 Install mwsql, mwxml, and mwparsefromhell via `pip install mwsql mwxml mwparsefromhell`. 2 Run genPageData.py (still under the virtual environment), which creates the database, reads from the page dump, and creates a 'pages' table. 3 Run genRedirectData.py, which creates a 'redirects' table, using information in the redirects dump, and page ids from the 'pages' table. 4 Run genDescData.py, which reads the page-content xml dumps, and the 'pages' and 'redirects' tables, and associates page ids with (potentially redirect-resolved) pages, and attempts to parse some wikitext within those pages to obtain the first descriptive paragraph, with markup removed. - .venv: Provides a python virtual environment for packages needed to generate data.