API:Edit/zh

编辑一个页面时会进行POST 请求.

示例
此示例中的示例代码使用Python. 有关示例请见，响应请参阅.

POST请求
编辑，以及任何POST请求实际上都是一个多步骤的过程.


 * 1. 使用中描述的方法之一登录. Note that while this is required to correctly attribute the edit to its author, many wikis do allow users to edit without registering or logging into an account.


 * 2. GET a :


 * 3. Send a POST request, with the CSRF token, to take action on a page:

The Response section below is for the final POST request, to take action on the page. See the pages on and  for the intermediary JSON responses to earlier steps.

Also note that the tokens in the queries on this page are sample values. Actual tokens are unique to each login session and cross-site request. They are included only to demonstrate how to properly format queries.

示例代码
edit.py

编辑冲突
The Python sample above is a basic implementation, of an edit request by a registered user. In real-world scenarios care should be taken to prevent edit conflicts. These occur when two or more users are attempting to edit the same page at the same time.

Conflicts can be prevented by retrieving the last timestamp when we request a CSRF token. Adding  to the CSRF token request in Step 3 allows us to access the timestamp for the last revision. This timestamp will be used as the  when we make our the edit request.

我们还需要我们开始编辑的准确时间 This can be retrieved by adding  to the CSRF request as well. This value will serve as our.

Finally, in the actual edit request, set the  and   parameters, like so:

大编辑
POST requests containing large amounts of text content (8000+ characters) should be sent with  indicated in the header. Because  does not need to add HTML escape characters (i.e., percent encoding) for spaces and punctuation, the amount of data passed will subsequently be much smaller than the percent-encoded equivalent.

However, there is still some overhead added by  -- roughly, 160 bytes per parameter. For short messages that don't require adding many escape characters, this amount of overhead can be inefficient, and percent-encoding is preferred.

Note that in our Python sample code, the request is percent-encoded by default.

See the MDN web docs for a more technical discussion of content-type and POST requests. See the Python Requests documentation for how to pass  using syntax similar to our Python sample code.

验证码
If the wiki you are targeting uses, your request may return an error containing an id number and a simple test, such as a question, a math problem, or an URL to an image. In order to complete your edit, you must complete the test, then retry your request with the id and the correct answer(s) appended to the original query string, like so:

Other CAPTCHA systems and extensions may use different parameters for similar use. In general, use the field names for the id and test questions as the parameters in your second request.

参数历史

 * v1.25: Introduced
 * v1.21: Introduced ,
 * v1.20: Introduced
 * v1.19: Introduced
 * v1.18: Deprecated ,
 * v1.17: Introduced
 * v1.16: Deprecated ,
 * v1.16: Introduced
 * v1.15: Introduced ,
 * v1.14: Introduced

更多注释

 * Log in is not strictly required by the API, but it is needed to correctly attribute the edit to its author. A successful edit from a user who is not logged in will be attributed to their IP address.
 * Bots that are not logged in may face restrictions on editing and other write requests; see for more details.
 * Users who are not logged in will always be given the empty CSRF token,.
 * The process for requesting a token has changed several times across versions. 参见以获取更多信息.
 * provides a way to access edit tokens when running code within a wiki page.
 * You can use the same login token for all edit operations across the same wiki, during a single login session.
 * It is a good practice to pass any tokens in your request at the end of the query string, or at least after the text parameter. That way, if the connection is interrupted, the token will not be passed and the edit will fail. If you are using the object to make requests, this is done automatically.
 * Although  and   have, technically, been removed from API:Edit since v1.18,  extends API:Edit to work with CAPTCHAs. Thus, with ConfirmEdit installed, these parameters are still available. ConfirmEdit comes packaged with the MediaWiki software, v1.18+.

参见

 * - 包含对编辑页面有用的链接
 * - describes how to log in using a simplified interface when accessing wikis via a script or application, rather than the GUI.
 * - 更多有关使用机器人自动编辑页面的详细信息.
 * - provides a way to access edit tokens when running Javascript within a MediaWiki page.
 * - has more details on using tokens to log in or make POST requests.
 * - a deprecated API, distinct from, for requesting tokens in earlier versions of MediaWiki.
 * - 允许您查看页面的两个修订版本之间的差异.
 * - 修改一个页面的标签
 * - 回退一系列编辑.
 * - 将文件回退到其较早的状态.
 * - 删除并恢复页面的修订版本.