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NeoWiki turns wiki pages into queryable structured data
Schemas, infoboxes, relations, and Cypher, native to MediaWiki.
This is a public demo of NeoWiki. Explore the examples below, or create an account and edit anything you like: it is a sandbox that resets periodically, so you cannot break it. Tell us what works and what is missing via the issue tracker or by contacting Professional Wiki.
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Just exploring
- Structured data, queried in a page: Museum collection runs live graph queries over linked museums, artworks, and exhibitions.
- One Subject and what references it: the Rijksmuseum on Special:Subject lists the artwork, exhibition, and attendance records that point at it.
- Several Subjects on one page: the Rijksmuseum's Data tab holds the museum and its attendance records as separate Subjects.
- Every Subject is shaped by a Schema, and Layouts control how Subjects are displayed.
- Every Subject's data as RDF: RDF and ontology mappings shows native, EDM and CIDOC-CRM projections of the demo content, the ontology ones defined by Mappings.
Trying it hands-on
- Create a Subject from Overview, which lists every Schema with a Create button, or from the buttons on each use-case page below.
- Edit through a form and watch it update live: Subject views shows one Subject in three layouts at once, with edits propagating between them.
- See how a Schema constrains data: Validation Demo.
- The Getting started guide builds your own Schema, Subject, View, and query.
Explore by use case
Museum collectionConnect institutions, artists, artworks, and exhibitions.ACME IncDocument a company's departments, products, and offices.Research catalogTrack publications, authors, institutions, and projects.People and life eventsModel births as their own Subjects, in CIDOC CRM style.
Build on it
- Developers hub: Cypher, parser functions, the mw.neowiki Lua library, and the REST API, each with source shown alongside the rendered result.
- Source on GitHub
- Technical documentation
- Issue tracker
About this wiki
NeoWiki is a MediaWiki extension for queryable structured data. See neowiki.ai for downloads, documentation, and updates.
NeoWiki is under active development: public interfaces and structure will continue to change, and this demo may be reset periodically.
- Contact Professional Wiki, the team behind NeoWiki
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