Manual:Pywikibot/Installation/ko

This page will help you get started with Pywikibot, either on your own computer, on Tool Labs, or using Pywikibot As Web Service (PAWS).

파이썬 설치하기
http://www.python.org/downloads/ 에서 3.5.1판의 파이썬을 내려받아 설치하세요.

만일 이미 파이썬이 설치되어 있다면, 사용중인 판이 제어상자에서 를 실행할 수 있는지 확인하세요. 만일 파이썬 2.7.2 또는 그 이상이 설치되어 보유하고 있거나, 혹은 파이썬 3.3 또는 그 이상이라면, 꽤 최근의 파이썬의 판입니다.

Pywikibot 내려받기
2.0rc4판의 Pywikibot 내려받기: .tar.gz, .zip. 예를 들면  또는  에서 이 파일을 풀어줍니다.

갱신
Stable releases are released every three months or so, and are available at the same location. Before installing it, backup your configuration files and scripts (user-config.py, any family file, or custom script that you might have created, and any current dump XML file you're using for a wiki). Unpack the new version over the old version, overwriting all files.

Configuring Pywikibot
Open a terminal and change directory (cd) to where you unpacked pywikibot.


 * Linux: Start 'Terminal' (typically under 'System Tools' in the menu), and run:


 * Windows: Start 'Command Prompt' (typically under 'Accessories » System Tools' or 'System'), and run:

Of course substituting the location where you unpacked pywikibot. Follow the prompts to configure pywikibot, and after filling in your password, you will be logged in. You can now use all the scripts pywikibot provides!

Use on third-party wikis
Pywikibot is pre-configured for a large number of wikis, but possibly not for the one you want to work on. See for how to configure Pywikibot for your wiki.

More configuration options
Pywikibot provides a wide range of configuration options to change the behavior of your bot. You can change these settings in the file 'user-config.py'. See config2.py for a list of all parameters you can use.

Running a script
Pywikibot comes packaged with a large number of scripts in the scripts directory. You can run all of these using

A list of all scripts is available at.

Dependencies
Most scripts work do not require any additional packages, but a few of them will not work without. These are listed in requirements.txt.

To install dependencies, use pip, which is already installed if you have a recent version of Python. Run the following commands to install packages: