#JWIKI jwiki is a simple Java client library wrapping the MediaWiki Web API. It can be used by developers to create bots and tools, or to perform analytics on just about any Wiki.

##Features

• Perform actions, such as edit, delete, and upload (using chunked uploads).
• Perform queries, such as getting category members, getting links on a page, and getting template transclusions.
• Support for popular MediaWiki extensions, including CentralAuth and GlobalUsage.

##Getting Started

• Quick Start Guide
• Javadocs
• Main class: Wiki.java
• Maven/Gradle settings

###Example Code

import fastily.jwiki.core.Wiki;

//Edit a Wikipedia page by replacing its text with text of your choosing.
public class JwikiExample
{
   public static void main(String[] args) throws Throwable
   {
     Wiki wiki = new Wiki("Username", "Password", "en.wikipedia.org"); // login
     wiki.edit("Wikipedia:Sandbox", "SomeText", "EditSummary"); // edit
   }
}

###Dependencies

• JSON-java

###Requirements

• JDK: 8+
• MediaWiki: 1.25+

###License jwiki is dual licensed under the cc-by-sa-4.0 and the GPLv3. You may select the license of your choice.

##Project Objectives jwiki is intended to be a simple, reliable, and low-overhead framework for anybody seeking to make use of the MediaWiki API. Emphasis is placed on:

• Simplicity - Complex objects and functions are abstracted into the background so that anybody, regardless of Java experience, will be able to use jwiki.
• Speed - Network calls, local computation, and memory usage are optimized and kept at a minimum, so as to enhance performance and reduce overhead.
• Succinctness - Most complex API actions can be performed in jwiki using one line of local code consisting of simple objects and primitive types.

##See Also

• jwiki-extras - Experimental extensions for jwiki