LinguaLibre:Bot

Welcome to the Lingua Libre Bot service!

Lingua Libre Bot (aka LiLiBot or LLBot) is passionate about audio recordings, languages and Wikimedia projects. Every day, it adds Lingua Libre's latest audio recordings to the relevant pages on various Wikimedia projects.

Due to the big amount of recordings added every day, it is necessary for LiLiBot to obtain the Bot status on each wiki it works on, in order to contribute to it safely. As of today, the bot is allowed and able to contribute to four Wikimedia projects.

YOU can help LiLiBot pursue its mission! Follow the guidelines on this page to request LiLiBot on your wiki!

Request form

This page serves as a request page for Lingua Libre Bot on specific wikis.
Copy and adapt this template to your needs, then paste it in a new section at the bottom of this page:

== Bot request for the {language} Wiktionary ==
{{Bot steps}}
* '''Example pages (≥3):''' a few links to your Wiktionary's pages that are examples of the usual page structure.
* '''Target section:''' title of the section in which the recordings should be listed (on the French Wiktionary, this is {{S|prononciation}})
* '''Local audio template(s) example(s):''' an example of how the audio recording template is used : e.g. {{deng|en|en-us-apple.ogg|Deng (DYA)}}
* '''Local audio template(s) explained:''' explain the various parameters of that template (especially if the documentation of your template is not available in English nor in French)
** {Deng} means "audio", and take the following parameters...
** <code>en</code> is the iso639-2 of the audio.
** <code>en-us-apple.ogg</code> is the filename
** <code>Deng (DYA)</code> means audio (deng) and USA (DYA) which is the local variant or accent.
* '''Edit summary text: ''' the summary text you would like to be displayed on your wiki when Lingua Libre Bot adds an audio file.
* Request by: ~~~~

Technical documentations?

• Lingua Libre Bot (GitHub, Python) is a high-impact project. Help is needed to authorize it on more wikis.
• WikiAPI (GitHub, NodeJS) is and emerging and under active development base for programmatic edits of wikis.

You can also read and publish useful information about bots in general on the current collaborative page.

Requests

Add your request below. Follow this template

== Bot request for {language} witkionary ==
* '''Example pages (3):''' [[:ku:wikt:Apple]], [[:ku:wikt:Pomme]] - You can see best audio integration there.
* '''Target section:''' the audio file should be added at the end of the <code>==Bilêvkirin==</code> section, which means ...
* '''Local audio template(s) example(s):''' {{deng|en|en-us-apple.ogg|Deng (DYA)}} 
* '''Local audio template(s) explained:''' 
** {Deng} means "audio", and take the following parameters...
** <code>en</code> is the iso639-2 of the audio.
** <code>en-us-apple.ogg</code> is the filename
** <code>Deng (DYA)</code> means audio (deng) and USA (DYA) which is the local variant or accent.
* Request by: ~~~~ 

Bot request for ku.witkionary

Here are two examples [1], [2]. If there are multiple part of speech sections we still collect them all at the top of the page like this [3].

1- If there is a language and Bilêvkirin section, new voice should fall under all the others:

== {{ziman|<lang code>}} ==

=== Bilêvkirin ===
...
* {{deng|<lang code>|audio.wav|Deng|dever=<region/place of learning>}}

2- If there is a language section but no Bilêvkirin, then create a Bilêvkirin section at the top of the page before the language section:

== {{ziman|<lang code>}} ==

=== Bilêvkirin ===
* {{deng|<lang code>|audio.wav|Deng|dever=<region/place of learning>}}

3- If there is no language section (== {{ziman|<lang code>}} ==), voice should not be added.

|dever= parameter should fetch the Kurdish names for places from Wikidata if possible. Lingua libre uses "kur" code for Kurdish, but we use "ku" and sometimes "kmr" on ku.wikt. Even when the language code is "kmr" in language section, the lang code in {{deng|<lang code>}} should be "ku". I think that's all I can remember. Any questions? --Balyozxane (talk) 00:26, 21 February 2021 (UTC)

You can also take a look at this page [4] for guidance.--Balyozxane (talk) 00:47, 21 February 2021 (UTC)