You are at the wrong place, to make use of this plug-in go its dedicated page on [anki addons] (https://ankiweb.net/shared/addons/)

Already tested on :

• windows 7 64 bits
• Ubuntu 12.04
• Mac OSX 10.9.2 This plug-in makes use of import.io, a tool to extract informations from websites without pain.

It was a lazy move, and not very wikipedia friendly as import.io circumvent the regular way to get datas from wikipedia. This plug-in won't be used with huge requests to wikipedia as it only read the pages within a single category, thus it's not really evil,but it could be better. More informations [there] (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:MediaWiki_API_Overview) for anyone who has the courage to fork it for the good of wikipedia.

These two import.io extractors are programmatically used :

• Get the pages within a category : [link to import.io] (https://import.io/data/mine/?id=68b4b6ac-25ce-434d-923d-7cc9661216ff)
• Get the first first paragraphe and the title of a wikipedia page : [link to import.io] (https://import.io/data/mine/?id=7fc7daa2-25a4-4649-b48c-be1d7fd8756e)

• Download all the python files
• Open Anki addons directory
• create a python file named wikiimport.py with this single line inside : import WikiImport.wiki_import
• Create a directory named WikiImport
• Move all the python files in there
• Create an account on import.io
• Create an API key from [this page] (https://import.io/data/account/)
• With these two informations complete the two lines in useroptions.py
• Open a profile in anki2 and try the plug-in with tools > wikipedia import

• Sometimes the first paragraphe is broken in wikipedia in order to print a mathematical formula or a list. It's a rare event, but it can produce incomplete anki cards.
• Card model is not good. I took it from the great IRead2 addon. You can see it in the add_wiki_model function inside wiki_import.py

• Other ideas to import the web into anki using import.io ?