

osw
Python toolset for data processing, queries, wikicode generation and page manipulation within OpenSemanticLab.
General features for object-oriented interaction with knowledge graphs are planned to be moved to a standalone package:
oold-python
Installation
pip install osw
Variants
Variant | Description |
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osw[wikitext] | Additional functions in wiki_tools to transform mediawiki markup / templates |
osw[DB] | interact with SQL databases per DatabaseController |
osw[S3] | Interact with S3 Stores per S3FileController |
osw[dataimport] | Additional tools to import data |
osw[UI] | To use a helper UI to work with entity slots |
To install multiple optional/extra dependencies run
pip install osw[opt1, opt2, ...]
To install all optional/extra dependencies run
pip install osw[all]
Getting started
You can find examples in the tutorial folder, e.g. entity creation, entity manipulaton, querying, and file downloads
Troubleshooting
Error: datamodel-codegen not found
make sure datamodel-codegen is installed and included in PATH, e. g. on jupyterlab:
os.environ["PATH"] += os.pathsep + "/home/jovyan/.local/bin"
Documentation
https://opensemanticlab.github.io/osw-python/
Tutorials
Tutorials can be found at tutorials
- Basics - a description of the data model of OpenSemanticLab and how to interact with it
Development
Dev install
pip install -e . [dev,testing]
Activate pre-commit hooks (in git console)
pre-commit install
Run tests
tox -e test
Run integration tests (tests are skipped if login params are not provided)
tox -e test -- --wiki_domain "<osl-domain>" --wiki_username "<(bot)login>" --wiki_password "<password>" --db_username "<username>" --db_password "<password>"
Note
This project has been set up using PyScaffold 4.3.1. For details and usage
information on PyScaffold see https://pyscaffold.org/.