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Wikipedia Pageviews Scraper - Daily Views, Spikes, Top Articles

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Daily Wikipedia pageviews for any article, in any language: views per day, change from the previous day and ratio to the 7-day average. Get one row per day or a summary, the most viewed articles of a day, or monitor articles and get only new days or only spikes.

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Wikipedia articles (titles or URLs)

articles

Optional

Pasting the article URL is the surest way to name an article, for example https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin (a URL carries its own language edition). Titles such as Taylor Swift also work, but Wikipedia counts a redirect or alternate name (for example Einstein) separately from the article it points to (Albert Einstein), and titles are case-sensitive after the first letter. For a typed title the Actor also tries the form with every word capitalised and keeps the one with more views (see resolvedTitle).

Type:array

Language edition for titles

language

Optional

Wikipedia language code used for entries given as plain titles: en, de, fr, es, ja, zh, simple and so on. Entries given as URLs use the language in the URL.

Type:string

Default:en

Days of history

days

Optional

How many days to return, ending yesterday (UTC) or at "End date". Ignored when "Start date" is set. Daily pageviews exist from 2015-07-01. One run returns up to 300 days of daily rows per article, or up to 3650 days as one summary row.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Maximum:3650

Default:30

Start date

startDate

Optional

First day to return (UTC, YYYY-MM-DD). Leave empty to use "Days of history".

Type:string

End date

endDate

Optional

Last day to return (UTC, YYYY-MM-DD). Leave empty for yesterday: Wikimedia publishes each UTC day once, during the following day, so today is never available.

Type:string

Output

output

Optional

daily returns one row per article per day with views, change from the previous day and ratio to the average of the 7 days before. summary returns one row per article with total, daily average, peak day, latest day, and last 7 days against the 7 days before. Either way an article is one charged result.

Type:string

Default:daily

Options:

dailysummary

Spike threshold (times the 7-day average)

spikeMultiplier

Optional

For example 2 marks a day as a spike when its views are at least twice the average of the 7 days before it (isSpike). In monitoring mode, setting this returns only the spike days. Leave empty for no spike detection.

Type:string

Minimum views for a spike

spikeMinViews

Optional

A day counts as a spike only if it also has at least this many views. Keeps tiny articles (3 views against an average of 1) out of the alerts.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Monitoring mode (only new days / only spikes)

monitoringMode

Optional

Run the same articles on a schedule and get only the days Wikimedia has published since the previous run, or, with a spike threshold, only the new days that are spikes. The first run saves the starting point, returns no day rows and is not charged. After that, articles with nothing to return are charged the small check event instead of a result.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Monitor name

watchName

Optional

Optional. Keeps a separate memory for this name, so two schedules watching the same article do not share a starting point.

Type:string

Reset monitoring memory

resetMonitoringState

Optional

Forget the saved starting point for the articles in this run and save a new one.

Type:boolean

Default:false

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