linkypedia is a webapp for seeing how 3rd party web content is being used on wikipedia.

This version has additional scripts by Ed Baker (http://ebaker.me.uk) to provide additional ways of interpreting links to a domain from Wikipedia. This work is being done to provide some metrics for analysing how an organisation can monitor it's Wikipedia impact over time·

Setup (linkypedia)

The following are what I need to run on Ubuntu 12.10 to get linkypedia installed

• sudo apt-get install libmysqlclient-dev
• sudo apt-get install python-pip python-dev
• sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev libxslt-dev
• sudo easy_install -U distribute
• sudo pip install -U pip

If individual packages fail they can be installed by, e.g.:

• sudo easy_install django celery
• sudo easy_install django-celery

Linkypedia install:

• git clone https://github.com/edwbaker/linkypedia.git

• cd linkypedia

• pip install -r requirements.pip (Doesn't always work - some python packages may need to be installed manually using easy_install - copy and past line below)

• (sudo easy_install MySQL-python django celery django-celery south BeautifulSoup lxml irc rdflib billiard kombu pytz isodate anyjson amqp)

• create database and user/password permissions

• cd linkypedia

• cp settings.py.tmpl settings.py

• add database credentials to linkypedia/settings.py

• python manage.py syncdb

• pythin manage.py migrate

• python manage.py runserver

• python manage.py add_website http://www.loc.gov/

• python manage.py crawl # look for wikipedia articles referencing websites

• python manage.py load_users # scrape user info

• python manage.py stats # fetch page view stats from wikipedia

• optionally you can deploy with apache+mod_wsgi using conf/linkypedia.conf

Setup - Addons

• run php/setup.php
• After crawl and periodically run php/page_stats.php to populate page views table

License

• CC0 - inherited from the original linkypedia project