Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper
by parseforge
Scrapes Wikimedia Commons user rights log entries via the public MediaWiki API. It runs on Apify at $0.0040/result and has 2 users.
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TL;DR: Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper by parseforge is built for data extraction workflows. It has 2 users and runs on $0.0040/result.
What It Does
Scrapes Wikimedia Commons user rights log entries via the public MediaWiki API. Returns each rights change as a flat row with old and new groups, acting user, target user, timestamp, and comment. Filter by acting user or target user, export up to 1,000,000 entries to CSV, JSON, Excel, or XML.
Key Stats
- Users
- 2
- Total Runs
- 7
- Pricing
- $0.0040/result
- Rating
- View on Apify →
Quick Answers
Teams that need a ready-made data extraction actor and want to compare pricing, reviews, and actor activity before running it.
Test a small run first, export the sample output, then decide whether the pricing model works for your volume.
parseforge/wikimedia-commons-user-rights-scraper
$0.0040/result
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What is Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper?
Scrapes Wikimedia Commons user rights log entries via the public MediaWiki API. Returns each rights change as a flat row with old and new groups, acting user, target user, timestamp, and comment. Filter by acting user or target user, export up to 1,000,000 entries to CSV, JSON, Excel, or XML.
How much does Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper cost?
Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper costs $0.0040/result on Apify, and the free tier lets you test it before upgrading.
Is Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper free?
Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper is not fully free, but Apify provides a free tier so you can test it before paying for usage.
How to use Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper?
Open Wikimedia Commons User Rights Log Scraper on Apify, configure the input for the data you want to scrape, run the actor, and export the results when the run completes.
Free tier available. No credit card needed.
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