- --out-dir
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Sets the output directory. Default value: '.'.
- --namespaces
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Sets the namespaces whose records to extract. Given as a ','-separated
list. The namespace names have to be the exact identifiers.
Articles are always extracted. Default value: '''', i.e. articles.
- --N-per-out-dir
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Sets the # of records per output directory. Default value: 1000.
- --[no-]original
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Shall the original document be included in the output? Default
value: no.
- --[no-]expand-templates-fully
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Do we try to expand templates fully or do we simply insert a list of
the template parameter values given in the call? Default value: no.
- --[no-]dump-templates
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Do we dump the templates onto disk in a loadable format?
Default value: no.
- --template-dump-file
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The name of the (possible) template dump file. Default value:
'Templates.storable'.
- --[no-]convert-via-html
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Do we sacrifice speed for quality (possibly) by converting from
Wikitext to Alvis XML via an intermediate HTML version.
Default value: yes.
- --language
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The language of the Wikipedia dump. Affects category and template
extraction. Possible values: 'en' (English), 'fr' (French), 'sl'
(Slovenian). Default value: 'en'.
- --category-word
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The identifier for the category namespace. Overruled by '--language'.
Default value: 'Category'.
- --root-category
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The identifier for the root category of the category graph.
Overruled by '--language'. Default value: 'fundamental'.
- --template-word
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The identifier for the template namespace. Overruled by '--language'.
Default value: 'Template'.
- --date
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The date of the Wikipedia dump as YYYYMMDD. Default value: undefined
(means: use current date).
- --[no-]dump-category-graph
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Do we dump the category graph onto disk in a loadable format?.
Default value: yes.
- --category-graph-dump-file
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The name of the (possible) category graph dump file. Default value:
'CategoryGraph.storable'.
- --help
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Prints a brief help message and exits.
- --man
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Prints the manual page and exits.
- --[no]warnings
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Output (or suppress) warnings. Default value: yes.