Python tool to retrieve a page from Wikipedia and store it as a latex code file on disk. pyWiki2Tex can also retrieve all occurring images.
wiki2tex.py [-h]
[--language LANGUAGE]
[--dest DEST]
[--imagedir IMAGEDIR]
[--overwrite]
page
with the following arguments:
pagethe page name to retrieve--language LANGUAGEThe wikipedia language, defaults to en.--dest DESTWhere to store the tex document? If {DEST} does not end in.tex, we treat it as a directory. If {DEST} is a directory, we will create{DEST}/{page}.tex. {DEST} defaults to./. We will not overwrite files, unless called with --overwrite.--imagedir IMAGEDIRPath to a directory to store the images of the article. If {IMAGEDIR} is empty, images are not retrieved. Will not overwrite images, unless called with --overwrite.--overwriteShould existing files be overwritten?-h,--helpShow a help message and exit
Retrieve the German Wikipedia page for Digitalisierung and store it together with all images in /tmp/latexproject:
python3 wiki2tex.py Digitalisierung --language de --dest /tmp/latexproject --imagedir /tmp/latexproject --overwrite
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