MediaWiki API result

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            "*": "Subscribe to the mediawiki-api-announce mailing list at <https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-api-announce> for notice of API deprecations and breaking changes."
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            "*": "Because \"rvslots\" was not specified, a legacy format has been used for the output. This format is deprecated, and in the future the new format will always be used."
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                "title": "Self Evaluation",
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                        "contentformat": "text/x-wiki",
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                        "*": "[https://github.com/WolfgangFahl/Mediawiki-Japi Mediawiki-Japi] is a Java framework, intended to make it easy to write Java bots that interact with the MediaWiki API. \nIt handles \n* login/logout\n* cookies\n* query continuations {{Cross}}\n* and tokens, \nand has a range of helper methods for common tasks as well as for basic interaction with the MediaWiki API. {{Cross}}\n\nParticularly notable or useful features of Mediawiki-Japi include: \n* Designed and implemented on the basis of the API schema\n* Solid codebase and a good set of features\n* Has frequently updated unit and integration tests\n* A responsive and helpful maintainer\n\n==Easy to install==\n;Installation instructions are correct and easy to find\n{{Green check}} \n\n;Library is packaged for installation through appropriate package library (PyPI, CPAN, npm, Maven, rubygems, etc.)\n{{Green check}} [http://search.maven.org/#artifactdetails|com.bitplan|mediawiki-japi|{{currentVersion}}|jar Maven Central]\n\n;''Platinum standard: library is packaged for and made available through Linux distributions''\n{{Cross}} It is unusual to ship Java packages with Linux distributions.\n\n==Easy to understand==\n;Well designed--makes all intended API calls available with the intended level of abstraction with no redundancies\n{{Green check}} Stays 1:1 to message Schema. Each node is represented with the appropriate Java equivalent e.g. Api/Query/Error ...\n\n;''Platinum standard: makes the Wikidata API available''\n{{Cross}}\n\n;Well documented:\n* Code is commented and readable\n: {{Green check}}\n* Documentation is comprehensive, accurate, and easy to find\n:{{Green check}} Wiki page with example per function.\n* Deprecated functions are clearly marked as such\n:{{Yellow check}}\n* ''Platinum standard: Documentation is understandable by a novice programmer''\n:{{Yellow check}} tutorial planned  \n; Code uses idioms appropriate to the language the library is written in\n{{Green check}} Adequately written Java.\n\n==Easy to use==\n; Has functioning, simple, and well-written code samples for common tasks\n* Demonstrates queries\n:{{Green check}}\n* Demonstrates edits\n:{{Yellow check}}\n;Handles API complications or idiosyncrasies so the user doesn't have to:\n*Login/logout\n:{{Green check}}\n*Cookies\n:{{Green check}}\n*Tokens\n:{{Green check}}\n*Query continuations\n:{{Yellow check}} Need to use the new <code>continue</code> parameter for newer versions of the API. \n*Requests via https, including certificate validation\n: {{Yellow check}} Need issue.\n;Courteous API usage is promoted through code samples and smart defaults\n*gzip compression is used by default\n: {{Yellow check}} See  tests (<code>HttpBotTest</code> and <code>HttpActionClientTest</code>) that proves that gzip is the default of jwbf for what needs to be done.\n*Examples show how to create and use a meaningful and unique user-agent header (as in https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User-agent_policy)\n:{{Yellow check}}\n*''Platinum standard: generates a unique user-agent string given name/email address/repository location''\n: {{Yellow check}} see - user-agent header is provided but not configurable and documented yet\n*Efficient usage of API calls\n:{{Yellow check}} needs to be worked on \n;Can be used with the most recent stable version of the language it is written in (e.g. Python 3 compatible)\n{{Green check}}\n\n==Easy to debug==\n; Contains unit tests for the longest and most frequently modified functions in the library\n{{Yellow check}} \n; ''Platinum standard: Unit tests for many code paths exist and are maintained''\n{{Yellow check}} The framework has integration tests as well. \n; Terrible hacks/instances of extreme cleverness are clearly marked as such in comments\n{{Green check}} Comments include FIXMEs \n; Documentation links to the relevant section/subpage of [[API|the API documentation]]\n{{Green check}} Consistently - examples are organized as the API documentation is\n\n==Easy to improve==\n; Library maintainers are responsive and courteous, and foster a thoughtful and inclusive community of developers and users\n{{Green check}} Maintainer is actively involved and helpful.\n;''Platinum standard: Project sets clear expectations for conduct for spaces where project-related interactions occur (mailing list, IRC, repository, issue tracker). It should:''\n*''State desired attitudes and behaviors''\n*''Provide examples of unwelcome and harassing behavior''\n*''Specify how these expectations will be enforced''\n{{Yellow check}}\n; Pull requests are either accepted or rejected with reason within 3 weeks ''(Platinum standard: 3 business days)''\nnone submitted\n; Issues/bugs are responded to in some manner within 3 weeks ''(Platinum standard: 3 business days)'' (but not necessarily fixed)\n{{Yellow check}} There is usually a response within 1 week. \n; The library is updated and a new version is released within 3 weeks ''(Platinum standard: 3 business days)'' when breaking changes are made to the API\nn/a\n; ''Platinum standard: library maintainers contact MediaWiki API maintainers with feedback on the API's design and function''\n{{Yellow check}} contact attempts done e.g. with MER-C\n; Library specifies the license it is released under\n{{Green check}} Apache 2.0\n\n=Suggested TODOs=\n;Code-related: \n\n;Process-related: \n\nThe gold standard needs to be met to be listed on [[API:Client code]]."
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                "pageid": 89,
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                "title": "Test Page 1",
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                        "*": "{{ExamplePage\n|content=this is a test Page\n|page=Test Page 1\n|wiki=Mediawiki-japi.bitplan.com/mw1 19/\n|forEdit=Yes\n}}"
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