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API catalogMediaWiki REST API
Simplified read-write API for Wikimedia projects Analytics API
Get page views and other data about Wikimedia projects Wikifunctions API
Discover and interact with code functions MediaWiki Action API
Powerful content and wiki management API Wikimedia REST API
Get mobile-friendly content, featured article feeds, and more Link Recommendation API
Get suggestions for links to add to articles on Wikipedia Page Description API
Interact with short summaries of page topics Wikimedia Enterprise API
Service for high-volume commercial reuse of Wikimedia content, including free community access Lift Wing Machine Learning API
Get predictions from Wikimedia machine learning models Wikifeeds API
Get daily featured content from Wikipedia Event Streams API
Get the most recent changes to Wikimedia projects Attribution API (Beta)
Get information to fairly credit Wikimedia content API sandboxThe API sandbox lets you browse available APIs and make live requests. To try the sandbox, visit the Special:RESTSandbox page on the Wikimedia wiki you want to access. For example, the API sandbox for English Wikipedia and the API sandbox for Wikimedia Commons. About Wikimedia projectsWikimedia content is organized by project and language. Each project hosts a different type of free content—encyclopedia articles on Wikipedia, dictionary entries on Wiktionary—and can be published under a different free license. Most Wikimedia projects are created and maintained in a single language. This means that what we think of as Wikipedia is really over 300 different Wikipedias—English Wikipedia, Cebuano Wikipedia, Swedish Wikipedia, and many more—all writing original articles in their own language. Available languages vary by project; visit the site matrix for a complete list of projects and languages. Some projects are maintained in English and translated into other languages (like Wikimedia Commons), or they are created to be language neutral (like Wikispecies). Use casesDaily featured contentMany Wikipedias include a daily featured article and other curated content on their homepages. You can see an example of this on English Wikipedia and Hebrew Wikipedia. Wikimedia APIs let you access this featured content programmatically and add high-quality, multilingual knowledge to your apps.
To get started, read the tutorial, or visit the Wikifeeds API docs. Current eventsMany Wikipedias maintain a list of topics in today’s news with links to relevant Wikipedia articles. Wikimedia APIs let you access these topics in more than 15 languages. To get started, read the tutorial, or visit the Wikifeeds API docs. Most-read articlesWikipedia gets millions of page views every day across hundreds of languages. Wikimedia APIs offer a list of the most-read articles per day for each Wikipedia language. To get started, visit the Analytics API docs. EducationWikimedia projects offer a variety of open knowledge resources for teachers and students.
To get started, try the API sandbox for English Wikiversity and other languages. TravelExplore the world with free travel resources from Wikivoyage.
To get started, try the API sandbox for English Wikivoyage and other languages. About this pageThis page was adapted from the Wikimedia API Portal by APaskulin (WMF), Ameisenigel, DannyS712, Cedarlakeventures, and Overboard777, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. The content has been modified to apply to all Wikimedia APIs. See alsoFor information about APIs available with any instance of MediaWiki, see API. |
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