On 7/22/07, Kelly Jones <kelly.terry.jones(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I want to write PHP code for a MediaWiki I own (I have
command-line +
admin access) that:
% Checks if a given article exists, and creates it if not.
[...]
I want the edit to be done just as if a user had gone in and edited
the page: it should create a history entry, update all the appropriate
tables, update the page in the cache, etc.
Thanks to everyone who helped out here. It turns out this is fairly
easy. This PHP command-line code (5 lines, excluding comments):
== CUT HERE ==
# Initialization
require_once( './includes/WebStart.php' );
require_once( "includes/Wiki.php" );
$mediaWiki = new MediaWiki();
$article = new Article(
$mediaWiki->checkInitialQueries("EditMe","",$wgOut,$wgRequest,$wgContLang)
);
$article->doEdit("this is page text", "i made some changes");
== CUT HERE ==
will create the page "EditMe" with the text "this is page text" and
history comment "i made some changes".
If the page already exists, the code above will edit it, replacing its
current text with "this is page text" (and the history comment "i made
some changes".
Because it uses MediaWiki's framework, it appears to update all the
tables/caches/etc correctly.
It doesn't do everything I want (the Article::getSection() function is
sadly deprecated), but it's a great start!
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