Extensión:WikibaseMediaInfo

Manual de extensiones de MediaWiki

WikibaseMediaInfo Estado de lanzamiento: estable
Descripción	Extensión de Wikibase para manejar metadatos estructurados de archivos multimedia
Autor(es)	Structured Data team
Última versión	actualizaciones continuas
MediaWiki	master
Cambios de la base de datos	Sí
Licencia	GNU Licencia Pública general 2.0 o posterior
Descarga	Descargar la extensión. Git [?]: Descargar desde master de Git Explorar el repositorio (Phabricator · GitHub) historial de cambios Colaboradores de repositorio (GitHub) revisión de código readme
Parámetros $wgMediaInfoMediaSearchProfiles $wgMediaInfoSupportedDataTypes $wgMediaInfoProperties $wgMediaInfoExternalEntitySearchBaseUri $wgMediaInfoCustomMatchFeature $wgMediaInfoHelpUrls $wgMediaInfoMediaSearchTitleMatchBaseUri
Derechos añadidos mediainfo-term
Hooks que usa ArticleUndelete BeforePageDisplay CirrusSearchAddQueryFeatures CirrusSearchProfileService CirrusSearchRegisterFullTextQueryClassifiers GetEntityByLinkedTitleLookup GetEntityContentModelForTitle GetPreferences MediaWikiServices MultiContentSave ParserOutputPostCacheTransform RevisionUndeleted ScribuntoExternalLibraries SearchDataForIndex2 SidebarBeforeOutput WikibaseClientEntityTypes WikibaseRepoEntityNamespaces WikibaseRepoEntityTypes
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WikibaseMediaInfo es una extensión para Wikibase que añade un tipo de entidad de MediaInfo para manejar datos estructurados para archivos multimedia.

The extension hooks into the File Page. It stores supplemental metadata (captions and depicts statements) about the file in a MediaInfo Entity. The user can view, create, edit, and delete this data.

Requirements

• Selector Idioma Universal
• CirrusSearch
• Wikibase (Client and Repository)
• WikibaseCirrusSearch

Instalación

• Ensure these extensions are installed and set up properly: CirrusSearch, Wikibase (Client and Repository), and WikibaseCirrusSearch.
• Descarga y extrae los archivos en un directorio denominado «WikibaseMediaInfo» dentro de la carpeta extensions/.
  Developers and code contributors should install the extension from Git instead, using:cd extensions/
git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/extensions/WikibaseMediaInfo
• Cuando se efectúa la instalación desde Git, hay que ejecutar Composer para que se instalen las dependencias de PHP; para este efecto, ejecute composer install --no-dev en el directorio de la extensión. (ver task T173141 para complicaciones potenciales)
• Añade el siguiente código en la parte final de tu archivo LocalSettings.php :

  wfLoadExtension( 'WikibaseMediaInfo' );
  

• Ejecuta la secuencia de actualización, que creará automáticamente las tablas de la base de datos que necesita esta extensión.
• Configure as reqiured.
•  Hecho – Navega a Special:Version en el wiki para verificar que la extensión se haya instalado correctamente.

MediaInfo UI

MediaInfo entities are shown on, and can be edited from, their associated File page and while uploading a file via UploadWizard.

There are separate sections in the UI for editing captions and statements.

An editing interface is always shown for default properties (defaults are defined in config). On live Commons, depicts is the only default property — users are encouraged to describe what an image depicts. Statements with other properties can be added by the user at will.

Glossary

MediaInfo Entity

A Wikibase entity that contains structured data about media files. It is stored in a slot on a File page and consists of

• an ID in the form Mxxx, where xxx is the id of the associated wiki page
• any number of captions (one per language)
• any number of statements

If there is no caption or statement data, then the entity is not stored in the database - in this case, it is known as a 'virtual entity'

Caption

A short text describing a media file, plus its language. Used to provide a short description of the file (the same as 'labels' in Wikibase).

Statement

A single fact about a media file consisting of a key-value pair such as Licence=CC-BY-SA or Depicts=Dog.

Keys are always a property. Values can be any wikibase datatype.

Strictly, a wikibase 'statement' means a key-value pair (a 'claim') plus a rank (preferred, normal, or deprecated) and zero or more documentary references. We don't typically have documentary references for descriptions of files, and all statements have a normal rank by default, so in MediaInfo, we prefer to use the term 'statement' instead of 'claim'.

Property

A property is a file's property that can have a value - for example, 'depicts' (what an image is a picture of), 'resolution', 'created by', 'license'. Each property has a unique id in wikibase in the form Pxxx such as P123.

Item

An item is a concept, topic, or object with an ID - for example, on Wikidata, the CC0 license is Q6938433, physics is Q413 and the planet Earth is Q2. Each item has a unique id in wikibase in the form Qxxx such as Q123.

Qualifier

A qualifier is a secondary statement that modifies the primary statement. For example, an image might have a tree in the foreground and the sea in the background, in which case it could have 2 'depicts' claims associated with it - 'depicts=tree(applies to part=foreground)' and 'depicts=sea(applies to part=background)'.

Búsqueda

Search by caption

Users can search for files by their MediaInfo captions just as they would search for anything else. For example, if a user uploads a picture of the Eiffel Tower and enters 'Tour Eiffel' (French) and 'Eiffel Tower' (English) as multilingual file captions, the picture is findable by another user searching for either 'Eiffel Tower' or 'Tour Eiffel'.

Searching for claims/statements

Searching for claims/statements happens via WikibaseCirrusSearch keywords; for details, see:

Help:WikibaseCirrusSearch

Search implementation

When the File page is saved, the following MediaInfo data is written to the Elasticsearch index (all examples use Wikidata Property and Item IDs):

• Captions data in every language is stored in the opening_text field

• Claims are stored in the format propertyID=value as array elements in the statement_keywords field using the Wikibase property ID (and item ID, if the value is an item)

- , e.g., 'depicts house cat' is stored as P180=Q146

• Claims with qualifiers are stored in the statement_keywords field along with their qualifiers in the format propertyID=value[qualifierPropertyID=qualifierValue]. For example, the Mona Lisa painting (Wikidata item Q12418) depicts a sky (Q13217555) in the background (Wikidata property P518). If we arrange this data in a Wikibase claim, it would be: 'depicts sky, applies to part background', which would be stored as P180=Q12418[P518=Q13217555]

• Note that claims with qualifiers are also stored without the qualifier to increase their findability. So, for example, if someone entered the above claim-plus-qualifier, the claim P180=Q12418 is also stored, so that someone can find the file by searching for 'depicts sky' alone, as well as by searching for 'depicts sky, applies to part background'.

• Claims data with qualifiers where the qualifier value is a quantity is stored in the statement_quantity field in the format propertyID=value|quantity, e.g., 'depicts human, quantity 1' is stored as P180=Q5|1.

Note that not all claims are stored. A claim will be indexed in ElasticSearch only if ALL of the following conditions are true:

• The claim has a real value (i.e., its value is not 'no value' or 'unknown value') AND

• We know how to process its value for indexing. More value processors may be added in the future, but currently, we require the claim's value to be either a Q item ID, a string (alphanumeric), or a quantity (numeric) AND

• the claims's Wikidata property ID is NOT in a configurable list of excluded IDs ($wgWBRepoSettings[ 'searchIndexPropertiesExclude' ]) AND either its property ID is in a configurable list of property IDs that should be indexed ($wgWBRepoSettings[ 'searchIndexProperties' ]) OR its property type is in a configurable list of property types that should be indexed ($wgWBRepoSettings[ 'searchIndexTypes' ])

Note that for a claim's quantities to be stored, the claim must meet all the criteria above AND the property ID for the quantity qualifier must be present in a configurable list of property IDs ($wgWBRepoSettings[ 'searchIndexQualifierPropertiesForQuantity' ]).

MediaSearch search profile

Structured data (captions and statements) are now also included in the default search profile when searching (only) in the NS_FILE namespace. Search terms like "dog" will also include files where the caption (in the user's language) contains "dog", or contains a statement P180=Q144 (depicts=dog).

The Extension: WikibaseMediaInfo/MediaSearch subpage provides a more elaborate (technical) writeup of the MediaSearch search profile.

Configuration

Extension configuration variables are sets of key-value pairs. They are documented in more detail in WikibaseMediaInfo/extension.json. All config variables are added toLocalSettings.php.

The following config options are available for this extension:

Config (in LocalSettings.php)

• $wgMediaInfoProperties Default wikibase properties that will always be shown, allowing users to add/edit/delete values for them, on the File page/UploadWizard, regardless or not they already have a value. This is the depicts (P180) property on live Commons, as we want to encourage users to fill in values for this in particular. Value is an array of key-value pairs connecting a label name to an existing wikibase database ID.

   ['depicts' => 'P180']

• $wgMediaInfoHelpUrls URLs for pages where a user can learn more about particular wikibase properties - if there is a help URL for a particular property, then there will be a "learn more" link for that property that leads to the URL from the config.

   ['P180' => 'https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P180']

Other Config

• $wgUploadWizardConfig['wikibase']['enabled'] Enables MediaInfo data on UploadWizard when set to true.

Development

• Development and testing approaches
• Data model
• Canonical JSON representation of MediaInfo items

Tests

PHPUnit tests are in tests/phpunit. You can run tests not requiring the MediaWiki framework (located in tests/phpunit/composer) by running composer test. This command also runs code style checks using PHPCS.

Tests relying on the MediaWiki framework (located in tests/phpunit/mediawiki) must be run using MediaWiki core’s composer phpunit:entrypoint endpoint.

JavaScript tests are located in tests/node-qunit. You can run tests from a terminal with npm run test:unit. Node version 6.x should be used.

Véase también

• Proyecto de datos estructurados en Wikimedia Commons