Rewrite the generated pages on the CODECHECK Wikibase

Each page is otherwise written only as a side effect of the step it belongs to - the bootstrap, the load, the preview of the Wikidata export - and says what was true when that step last ran. This rebuilds them all from the register and the instance as they are now, so the pages can be brought up to date without repeating any of those steps; in the register, `make wikibase`.

Usage

publish_wikibase_pages(
  dir = "../register",
  pages = NULL,
  dry_run = TRUE,
  log_file = NULL,
  method = c("search", "sparql")
)

Arguments

dir

the register repository

pages

the pages to write, names of the package's page registry (`"main"`, `"about"`, `"copyrights"`, `"copyright_redirect"`, `"data_model"`, `"example_queries"`, `"certificates"`, `"wikidata_export"`); `NULL`, the default, for all of them

dry_run

if `TRUE` (the default) report which pages would change without writing; a real run needs `WIKIBASE_USER` and `WIKIBASE_TOKEN`

log_file

the edit log, or `NULL` for the `codecheck.wikibase_log` option; the Wikidata export page lists the batches it records as run

method

how to resolve against Wikidata, see [preview_wikidata_export()]

Value

a `data.frame` with one row per page and its status, invisibly

Details

Reads the register's rendered `docs/register.json` (render first) and `register.csv`, the instance, and - for the Wikidata export page - Wikidata itself. Writes only pages, never items, and only the pages whose content has changed.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
publish_wikibase_pages("../register")                   # what would change
publish_wikibase_pages("../register", dry_run = FALSE)  # write it
} # }