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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, an early-stage MediaWiki extension. Explore the examples below, edit anything you like (it is a sandbox and resets periodically, so you cannot break it), and tell us what works and what is missing via the issue tracker or by contacting Professional Wiki.

Start here

Just exploring

Structured data, queried in a page: Museum collection runs live graph queries over linked museums, artworks, and exhibitions.
Several Subjects on one page: open the Data tab on Rijksmuseum to see the museum and its yearly visitor records as separate Subjects.
Every Subject is shaped by a Schema, and Layouts control how Subjects are displayed.

Trying it hands-on

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, with required fields, value ranges, and formats: Validation Demo.
Create your own: start any page, then use "Create subject" in the NeoWiki section of the sidebar.

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.

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
Follow NeoWiki: Mastodon · Bluesky · X

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 <div style="color:var(--color-subtle, #54595d);max-width:560px;margin-top:4px">Schemas, infoboxes, relations, and Cypher, native to MediaWiki.</div>
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+This is a public demo of NeoWiki, an early-stage MediaWiki extension. Explore the examples below, edit anything you like (it is a sandbox and resets periodically, so you cannot break it), and tell us what works and what is missing via the [https://github.com/ProfessionalWiki/NeoWiki/issues issue tracker] or by [https://professional.wiki/en/contact contacting Professional Wiki].
+== Start here ==
+'''Just exploring'''
+* Structured data, queried in a page: [[Museum collection]] runs live graph queries over linked museums, artworks, and exhibitions.
+* Several Subjects on one page: open the Data tab on [{{fullurl:Rijksmuseum|action=subjects}} Rijksmuseum] to see the museum and its yearly visitor records as separate Subjects.
+* Every Subject is shaped by a [[Special:Schemas|Schema]], and [[Special:Layouts|Layouts]] control how Subjects are displayed.
+'''Trying it hands-on'''
+* 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, with required fields, value ranges, and formats: [[Validation Demo]].
+* Create your own: start any page, then use "Create subject" in the NeoWiki section of the sidebar.
 == Explore by use case ==
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-== See how it works ==
-* Subjects hold your structured data. A page can have multiple. See the Data tab. Example: [{{fullurl:Rijksmuseum|action=subjects}} Rijksmuseum]
-* [[Special:Schemas]]. Every Subject is shaped by a Schema. View or manage Schemas via this list page.
-* [[Special:Layouts]]. Customize the presentation of Subjects via Layouts. Example usage: [[Subject views]].
 == Build on it ==
-* [[Developers|Developers hub]]: Cypher, parser functions, Lua, REST API.
+* [[Developers|Developers hub]]: Cypher, parser functions, the mw.neowiki Lua library, and the REST API, each with source shown alongside the rendered result.
 * [https://github.com/ProfessionalWiki/NeoWiki Source on GitHub]
 * [https://github.com/ProfessionalWiki/NeoWiki/tree/master/docs Technical documentation]
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 '''NeoWiki''' is a MediaWiki extension for queryable structured data. See [https://neowiki.ai neowiki.ai] for downloads, documentation, and updates.
-NeoWiki is under active development. Public interfaces and structure will continue to change. This demo wiki may be reset periodically, and edits may not persist.
+NeoWiki is under active development: public interfaces and structure will continue to change, and this demo may be reset periodically.
-* [https://professional.wiki/en/contact Contact Professional Wiki] — the team behind NeoWiki
+* [https://professional.wiki/en/contact Contact Professional Wiki], the team behind NeoWiki
 * Follow NeoWiki: [https://mastodon.social/@NeoWiki Mastodon] · [https://bsky.app/profile/neowiki.bsky.social Bluesky] · [https://x.com/NeoWikiAI X]