Update

[MrIbrahem]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced new functionalities for processing Wikidata items, claims, and labels including generating statistics, tables, and charts.
  • Added scripts for reading and analyzing JSON data related to Wikidata, including items and their claims.
  • Implemented new scripts for updating wiki pages with processed data and generating reports.
• Documentation
  • Added encoding declarations across various new files to ensure UTF-8 compatibility.
• Chores
  • Updated .gitignore to accommodate new directory structures.
  • Included a comprehensive list of dependencies required for the project.

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Walkthrough

This series of updates introduces significant enhancements across multiple directories, focusing on improving data processing and analysis for Wikidata items. Key changes include the restructuring of the .gitignore file, the introduction of new Python scripts for data analysis, encoding declarations, and updates to bash scripts. A notable addition is the implementation of new functionalities for parsing, processing, and visualizing Wikidata properties, claims, and labels, alongside improvements in handling JSON data and interfacing with a wiki using APIs.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
.gitignore	Updated to move claims directory under a new dump directory, affecting paths related to claims processing.
dump/claims/most_props.py	Added get_WikibaseItem_props() and updated get_most_usage() to filter and sort WikibaseItem properties.
dump/claims/read_dump.py	Introduced a loop for initializing fields in tab["properties"][p] with debugging print statement.
dump/labels/__init__.py, dump2/.../__init__.py	Added files for UTF-8 encoding declaration.
dump2/arw/...	New scripts and functionality for analyzing Wikidata items, generating reports, and processing Arabic links.
dump2/claims/...	Introduced scripts for processing claims data, including reading, analyzing, and saving processed data.
dump2/jsons/items.json	Contains JSON object with keys for various language-related data for Wikidata items.
dump2/labels/...	New functionality for generating statistics on labels, descriptions, and aliases, and saving label data.
dump2/read_d.py, dump2/read_d2.py	Scripts for reading Wikidata JSON dump, extracting information, and writing processed data to output files.
dump2/requirements.in	Introduced file listing dependencies for data processing and analysis tools.

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