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Reverse engineering en.wikipedia.org

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en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=parse&page=Main_Page&prop=text%7Cdisplaytitle&redirects=1&format=json&origin=*

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Main Page and language API verification
The Action API parse request for Main_Page returns rendered portal HTML including embedded template styles; query prop=langlinks with llprop=url|langname returns language names, translated titles, and direct URLs, with continuation when more results exist.
en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=langlinks&titles=Albert_Einstein&lllimit=2&llprop=url%7Clangname&format=json&origin=*; https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=parse&page=Main_Page&prop=text%7Cdisplaytitle&redirects=1&format=json&origin=*
Public content APIs
GET /w/api.php?action=parse&page=...&prop=text|sections|displaytitle&format=json&origin=* yields parse.title, parse.text['*'] rich HTML and sections; sections is deprecated in favor of tocdata. GET action=query&list=search&srsearch=... returns query.search (title, snippet, pageid) and searchinfo. Rendered HTML includes /wiki/ links and protocol-relative media URLs. The featured REST feed has tfa and mostread objects; upstream rate limits can return 429.
en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=parse&page=Albert_Einstein&prop=text%7Csections%7Cdisplaytitle&format=json&origin=*; https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&list=search&srsearch=Einstein&srlimit=2&origin=*; https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/feed/featured/2026/11/02
MediaWiki delivery and scripts
The desktop page uses Vector 2022 and server-delivered HTML, CSS and ResourceLoader modules via /w/load.php. Bundle analysis found 11 shipped scripts including language, visual editor, reference preview and startup modules; it did not establish SPA routes or network endpoints. Passive inspection cannot recover requests made before attachment.
Page structure and navigation
Main Page has an editorial portal with welcome, featured article, did-you-know, news, on-this-day, featured list and picture; article pages add article/talk and read/source/history tabs, a linked contents rail, tools, language selector, and text/width/color settings. Links use /wiki/Title and section fragments.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein

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README.md20 lines

# Open Encyclopedia

A clean-room, independent encyclopedia reader inspired by the public reading experience of English Wikipedia. It uses no copied branding or application code. Articles and the editorial Main Page are fetched live from English Wikipedia and remain attributed to Wikipedia's contributors; follow the original-page and contributor-history links in the footer for attribution, licensing details, and image credits.

## Run

Requires Python 3 and an internet connection. From this directory:

```sh
python3 server.py
```

Open http://localhost:8000. Set `PORT` to use another port, for example `PORT=8080 python3 server.py`. No build step, package install, API key or account is needed. The included server serves `index.html` for `/wiki/...` paths so direct links and reloads work. For other hosts, serve at the domain root and configure the same SPA fallback; `/?page=Article_title` also works on simple static servers.

## How it works

The browser calls the public MediaWiki Action API with `origin=*`. `action=parse` supplies rendered article and Main Page HTML; page headings generate the contents rail. `action=opensearch` supplies search suggestions and `action=query&list=search` supplies full results. Language links and random pages use the query API. Internal article links are routed inside the reader, including browser back/forward and section fragments. Media and references remain linked to their original public sources. Text size, width and color preferences are stored in localStorage.

This is a reading-focused implementation, not a MediaWiki installation: editing, histories, account management, special pages, donation and specialized tools open the real Wikipedia. Some interactive templates and special pages depend on MediaWiki scripts and may not work in this reader. The language menu displays up to 100 languages. Internet availability, CORS, upstream rate limits and changing API responses can affect content; page load errors offer a retry. Requests go directly from the browser to Wikipedia, exposing the usual network information to that service. No credentials are collected by this app.

# Open Encyclopedia A clean-room, independent encyclopedia reader inspired by the public reading experience of English Wikipedia. It uses no copied branding or application code. Articles and the editorial Main Page are fetched live from English Wikipedia and remain attributed to Wikipedia's contributors; follow the original-page and contributor-history links in the footer for attribution, licensing details, and image credits. ## Run Requires Python 3 and an internet connection. From this directory: ```sh python3 server.py ``` Open http://localhost:8000. Set `PORT` to use another port, for example `PORT=8080 python3 server.py`. No build step, package install, API key or account is needed. The included server serves `index.html` for `/wiki/...` paths so direct links and reloads work. For other hosts, serve at the domain root and configure the same SPA fallback; `/?page=Article_title` also works on simple static servers. ## How it works The browser calls the public MediaWiki Action API with `origin=*`. `action=parse` supplies rendered article and Main Page HTML; page headings generate the contents rail. `action=opensearch` supplies search suggestions and `action=query&list=search` supplies full results. Language links and random pages use the query API. Internal article links are routed inside the reader, including browser back/forward and section fragments. Media and references remain linked to their original public sources. Text size, width and color preferences are stored in localStorage. This is a reading-focused implementation, not a MediaWiki installation: editing, histories, account management, special pages, donation and specialized tools open the real Wikipedia. Some interactive templates and special pages depend on MediaWiki scripts and may not work in this reader. The language menu displays up to 100 languages. Internet availability, CORS, upstream rate limits and changing API responses can affect content; page load errors offer a retry. Requests go directly from the browser to Wikipedia, exposing the usual network information to that service. No credentials are collected by this app.