qwiki

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created_at2023-01-09 02:08:57.059797
updated_at2023-01-29 05:13:11.113913
descriptionA command-line utility to search for Wikipedia articles
homepagehttps://github.com/KedarPanchal/qwiki
repositoryhttps://github.com/KedarPanchal/qwiki
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Kedar Panchal (KedarPanchal)

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qwiki

qwiki (pronounced KWIK-EE) is a command-line tool for viewing Wikipedia articles on the web.

Installation

To install this repository, type git clone https://github.com/KedarPanchal/qwiki.git into your terminal.
To build qwiki, have cargo installed on your system. Type cargo install qwiki to install qwiki.

Using qwiki

Type qwiki <ARTICLE_NAME>, qwiki -s <ARTICLE_NAME>, or qwiki --summary <ARTICLE_NAME> in the command line to get the summary of a Wikipedia article.
Type qwiki <ARTICLE_NAME> <SECTION_NAME>, qwiki -s <ARTICLE_NAME> or qwiki --summary <ARTICLE_NAME> <SECTION_NAME> in the command line to get the content of a section of a Wikipedia article.
Type qwiki -t <ARTICLE_NAME> or qwiki --toc <ARTICLE_NAME> to get a list of sections for a Wikipedia article.
Type qwiki -r <ARTICLE_NAME> or qwiki --references <ARTICLE_NAME> to get a list of the references for a Wikipedia article.
Type qwiki -c <ARTICLE_NAME> or qwiki --categories <ARTICLE_NAME> to get all of the categories a Wikipedia article belongs to.
Type qwiki -l <ARTICLE_NAME> or qwiki --link <ARTICLE_NAME> to get a link to the Wikipedia article.
Type qwiki -p <ARTICLE_NAME> or qwiki --pageid <ARTICLE_NAME> to get the pageid for a Wikipedia article.
Type qwiki -v or qwiki --version <ARTICLE_NAME>to get the current version of qwiki.
Type qwiki -h or qwiki --help <ARTICLE_NAME> for help.

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