Wikipedia Revision Comparison
Compare two revisions of the same English Wikipedia article and return a line-by-line diff. Attribute reused text to Wikipedia contributors and link to the source article and its license.
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Success rate = successful requests / all requests;
P50 = median latency of successful requests.
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curl \
'https://api.openany.si/v1/agent-apis/wikimedia/revision/1382821990/compare/1382916556' \
-X GET \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $OPENANY_API_KEY" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json'- Method
- GET
- Endpoint
https://api.openany.si/v1/agent-apis/wikimedia/revision/{from}/compare/{to}- Content type
- application/json
- Authentication
Authorization: Bearer $OPENANY_API_KEY
Request example
curl \
'https://api.openany.si/v1/agent-apis/wikimedia/revision/1382821990/compare/1382916556' \
-X GET \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $OPENANY_API_KEY" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json'Input parameters
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| Parameter | Location | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
from | URL path parameterspath | integer | Yes | Base revision ID. minimum: 1 |
to | URL path parameterspath | integer | Yes | Target revision ID from the same article. minimum: 1 |
Required markers inside a nested object or variant apply when that object or variant is used.
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Documentation example
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}Agent integration
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# Wikipedia Revision Comparison
Compare two revisions of the same English Wikipedia article and return a line-by-line diff. Attribute reused text to Wikipedia contributors and link to the source article and its license.
Documentation: https://openany.si/apis/3d335b12-22fc-4020-a559-4b62def37b72
Method: GET
Endpoint: https://api.openany.si/v1/agent-apis/wikimedia/revision/{from}/compare/{to}
Price: $0 / call
Provider: wikimedia
Contract revision: 2
Price source: selected implementation in the OpenAny public API catalog. Price update time: not supplied.
Use OPENANY_API_KEY from the environment. API Key calls use your shared balance.
## Prepared request
```bash
curl \
'https://api.openany.si/v1/agent-apis/wikimedia/revision/1382821990/compare/1382916556' \
-X GET \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $OPENANY_API_KEY" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json'
```
## API contract
```json
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"name": "Wikipedia Revision Comparison",
"endpoint": "https://api.openany.si/v1/agent-apis/wikimedia/revision/{from}/compare/{to}",
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"content_type": "none",
"execution_mode": "sync",
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"environment_variable": "OPENANY_API_KEY"
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"location": "path",
"minimum": "1",
"name": "from",
"nullable": false,
"required": true,
"type": "integer"
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{
"description": "Target revision ID from the same article.",
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"minimum": "1",
"name": "to",
"nullable": false,
"required": true,
"type": "integer"
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"mode": "fixed",
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},
{
"heading": "===Challenges for life on Earth===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 129751
},
{
"heading": "== Human geography ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 133684
},
{
"heading": "=== Natural resources and land use ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 140471
},
{
"heading": "=== Environmental impact ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 145211
},
{
"heading": "== In culture ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 152002
},
{
"heading": "==See also==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 164117
},
{
"heading": "== Notes ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 164501
},
{
"heading": "== References ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 167569
},
{
"heading": "== External links ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 224462
}
],
"slot_role": "main"
},
"to": {
"id": 1382916556,
"sections": [
{
"heading": "== Etymology ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 12112
},
{
"heading": "== Natural history ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 16952
},
{
"heading": "=== Formation ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 17029
},
{
"heading": "=== After formation ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 21083
},
{
"heading": "=== Origin of life and evolution ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 28766
},
{
"heading": "=== Future ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 37515
},
{
"heading": "== Composition and structure ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 40983
},
{
"heading": "=== Chemical composition ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 43317
},
{
"heading": "=== Internal structure ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 44502
},
{
"heading": "=== Internal heat ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 48455
},
{
"heading": "=== Tectonic plates ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 51068
},
{
"heading": "=== Crust ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 54368
},
{
"heading": "=== <span class=\"anchor\" id=\"Surface\"></span> Surface ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 56197
},
{
"heading": "===Surface topography===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 67813
},
{
"heading": "=== Shape ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 68850
},
{
"heading": "==Gravity and magnetic field==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 73083
},
{
"heading": "=== Magnetic field ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 73114
},
{
"heading": "=== Gravitational field ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 78892
},
{
"heading": "== <span class=\"anchor\" id=\"Earth–Moon system\"></span> Moon and orbital space ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 80185
},
{
"heading": "=== Moon ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 80311
},
{
"heading": "=== Asteroids and artificial satellites ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 89665
},
{
"heading": "== Orbit and rotation ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 92426
},
{
"heading": "=== Rotation ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 92451
},
{
"heading": "=== Orbit and location ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 94709
},
{
"heading": "=== Axial tilt and seasons ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 97483
},
{
"heading": "== Atmosphere and climate==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 103531
},
{
"heading": "===Exosphere===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 107240
},
{
"heading": "=== Upper atmosphere ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 108667
},
{
"heading": "===Troposphere===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 110345
},
{
"heading": "=== Weather and climate ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 111570
},
{
"heading": "== Hydrosphere ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 118838
},
{
"heading": "== Biosphere ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 126248
},
{
"heading": "===Challenges for life on Earth===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 129747
},
{
"heading": "== Human geography ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 133680
},
{
"heading": "=== Natural resources and land use ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 140467
},
{
"heading": "=== Environmental impact ===",
"level": 3,
"offset": 145207
},
{
"heading": "== In culture ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 151998
},
{
"heading": "==See also==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 164113
},
{
"heading": "== Notes ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 164497
},
{
"heading": "== References ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 167565
},
{
"heading": "== External links ==",
"level": 2,
"offset": 224458
}
],
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}
}
}
]
}
```Error handling
| Status | Next step |
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401 / 403 | Verify your credentials and access permissions. |
402 | Inspect the selected access mode and returned payment requirements. |
429 | Respect the returned rate limit and retry guidance. |
5xx | Inspect the error and usage record before retrying a paid operation. |
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Prepare your environment
Use a terminal with cURL installed.
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Set the key in your terminal using the hidden prompt below. Keep its value out of source files and logs.
Terminal · macOS / Linuxprintf 'OpenAny API key: ' read -r -s OPENANY_API_KEY export OPENANY_API_KEY printf '\n'Run the request
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Terminal · cURLcurl \ 'https://api.openany.si/v1/agent-apis/wikimedia/revision/1382821990/compare/1382916556' \ -X GET \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $OPENANY_API_KEY" \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json'Check the response
Published response example · Documented HTTP 200; not a live result.
Sample response · not a live result{ "diff": [ { "lineNumber": 94, "offset": { "from": 12128, "to": 12128 }, "text": "The [[Modern English]] word {{anchor|Name|Etymology}} ''Earth'' developed, via [[Middle English]], from an [[Old English]] noun most often spelled ''{{linktext|lang=ang|eorðe}}''.<ref name=\"oedearth\">{{cite book|title=Oxford English Dictionary|edition=3|chapter=earth, ''n.1''|publisher=[[Oxford University Press]]|place=[[Oxford]], England|year=2010|isbn=978-0-19-957112-3|doi=10.1093/acref/9780199571123.001.0001}}</ref> It has cognates in every [[Germanic language]], from which {{lang|gem-x-proto|erþō}} has been reconstructed. In its earliest attestation, the word ''{{lang|ang|eorðe}}'' was used to translate the many senses of Latin ''{{linktext|lang=la|terra}}'' and Greek {{Wktl|grc|γῆ|gē}}: the ground, its soil, dry land, the human world, the surface of the world (including the sea), and the globe itself. As with [[Roman Empire|Roman]] {{langr|la|[[Terra (goddess)|Terra]]}} (or {{langr|la|Tellus}}) and [[Greeks|Greek]] {{langr|grc-Latn|[[Gaia]]}}, Earth may have been a [[earth goddess|personified goddess]] in [[Germanic paganism]]: late [[Norse mythology]] included {{langr|non|[[Jörð]]}} ('Earth'), a giantess often given as the mother of [[Thor]].<ref>{{cite book|last=Simek|first=Rudolf|author-link=Rudolf Simek|translator-last=Hall|translator-first=Angela|title=Dictionary of Northern Mythology|page=179|publisher=[[D. S. Brewer]]|year=2007|isbn=978-0-85991-513-7}}</ref>", "type": 0 }, { "lineNumber": 95, "offset": { "from": 13531, "to": 13531 }, "text": "", "type": 0 }, { "highlightRanges": [ { "length": 4, "start": 932, "type": 1 } ], "lineNumber": 96, "offset": { "from": 13532, "to": 13532 }, "text": "Historically, ''Earth'' has been written in lowercase. During the [[Early Middle English]] period, its [[Definite article|definite sense]] as \"the globe\" began being expressed using the phrase ''the earth''. By the period of [[Early Modern English]], [[Capitalization in English#History of English capitalization|capitalization of nouns began to prevail]], and ''the earth'' was also written ''the Earth'', particularly when referenced along with other heavenly bodies. More recently, the name is sometimes simply given as ''Earth'', by analogy with the names of the [[Solar System|other planets]], though ''earth'' and forms with ''the earth'' remain common.<ref name=\"oedearth\" /> [[Style guide|House styles]] now vary: [[Oxford spelling]] recognizes the lowercase form as the more common, with the capitalized form an acceptable variant. Another convention capitalizes ''Earth'' when appearing as a name, such as a description of the \"Earth's atmosphere\", but employs the lowercase when it is preceded by ''the'', such as \"the atmosphere of the earth\". It almost always appears in lowercase in colloquial expressions such as \"what on earth are you doing?\"<ref>{{cite book|title=The New Oxford Dictionary of English|edition=1st|chapter=earth|publisher=[[Oxford University Press]]|location=Oxford|year=1998|isbn=978-0-19-861263-6}}</ref>", "type": 3 }, { "lineNumber": 97, "offset": { "from": 14871, "to": 14867 }, "text": "", "type": 0 }, { "lineNumber": 98, "offset": { "from": 14872, "to": 14868 }, "text": "The name ''Terra'' {{IPAc-en|ˈ|t|ɛr|ə}} {{respell|TERR|ə}} is occasionally used in scientific writing; it also sees use in science fiction to distinguish humanity's inhabited planet from others,<ref>{{OED|Terra}}</ref> while in poetry ''Tellus'' {{IPAc-en|ˈ|t|ɛ|l|ə|s}} {{respell|TELL|əs}} has been used to denote personification of the Earth.<ref>{{OED|Tellus}}</ref> ''Terra'' is also the name of the planet in some [[Romance languages]], languages that evolved from Latin, like Italian and Portuguese, while in other Romance languages the word gave rise to names with slightly altered spellings, like the Spanish {{lang|es|Tierra}} and the French {{lang|fr|Terre}}. The Latinate form {{lang|la|Gaea}} ({{IPAc-en|lang|'|dʒ|iː|.|ə}} {{respell|DJEE|ə}}) of the Greek poetic name {{tlit|grc|[[Gaia]]}} ({{IPA|grc|ɡâi̯.a|lang|label=}} or {{IPA|el|ɡâj.ja|}}) is rare, though the alternative spelling ''Gaia'' has become common due to the [[Gaia hypothesis]], in which case its pronunciation is {{IPAc-en|ˈ|g|aɪ|.|ə}} {{respell|GYE|ə}} rather than the more traditional English {{IPAc-en|ˈ|g|eɪ|.|ə}} {{respell|GAY|ə}}.<ref>{{OED|Gaia}}</ref>", "type": 0 } ], "from": { "id": 1382821990, "sections": [ { "heading": "== Etymology ==", "level": 2, "offset": 12112 }, { "heading": "== Natural history ==", "level": 2, "offset": 16956 }, { "heading": "=== Formation ===", "level": 3, "offset": 17033 }, { "heading": "=== After formation ===", "level": 3, "offset": 21087 }, { "heading": "=== Origin of life and evolution ===", "level": 3, "offset": 28770 }, { "heading": "=== Future ===", "level": 3, "offset": 37519 }, { "heading": "== Composition and structure ==", "level": 2, "offset": 40987 }, { "heading": "=== Chemical composition ===", "level": 3, "offset": 43321 }, { "heading": "=== Internal structure ===", "level": 3, "offset": 44506 }, { "heading": "=== Internal heat ===", "level": 3, "offset": 48459 }, { "heading": "=== Tectonic plates ===", "level": 3, "offset": 51072 }, { "heading": "=== Crust ===", "level": 3, "offset": 54372 }, { "heading": "=== <span class=\"anchor\" id=\"Surface\"></span> Surface ===", "level": 3, "offset": 56201 }, { "heading": "===Surface topography===", "level": 3, "offset": 67817 }, { "heading": "=== Shape ===", "level": 3, "offset": 68854 }, { "heading": "==Gravity and magnetic field==", "level": 2, "offset": 73087 }, { "heading": "=== Magnetic field ===", "level": 3, "offset": 73118 }, { "heading": "=== Gravitational field ===", "level": 3, "offset": 78896 }, { "heading": "== <span class=\"anchor\" id=\"Earth–Moon system\"></span> Moon and orbital space ==", "level": 2, "offset": 80189 }, { "heading": "=== Moon ===", "level": 3, "offset": 80315 }, { "heading": "=== Asteroids and artificial satellites ===", "level": 3, "offset": 89669 }, { "heading": "== Orbit and rotation ==", "level": 2, "offset": 92430 }, { "heading": "=== Rotation ===", "level": 3, "offset": 92455 }, { "heading": "=== Orbit and location ===", "level": 3, "offset": 94713 }, { "heading": "=== Axial tilt and seasons ===", "level": 3, "offset": 97487 }, { "heading": "== Atmosphere and climate==", "level": 2, "offset": 103535 }, { "heading": "===Exosphere===", "level": 3, "offset": 107244 }, { "heading": "=== Upper atmosphere ===", "level": 3, "offset": 108671 }, { "heading": "===Troposphere===", "level": 3, "offset": 110349 }, { "heading": "=== Weather and climate ===", "level": 3, "offset": 111574 }, { "heading": "== Hydrosphere ==", "level": 2, "offset": 118842 }, { "heading": "== Biosphere ==", "level": 2, "offset": 126252 }, { "heading": "===Challenges for life on Earth===", "level": 3, "offset": 129751 }, { "heading": "== Human geography ==", "level": 2, "offset": 133684 }, { "heading": "=== Natural resources and land use ===", "level": 3, "offset": 140471 }, { "heading": "=== Environmental impact ===", "level": 3, "offset": 145211 }, { "heading": "== In culture ==", "level": 2, "offset": 152002 }, { "heading": "==See also==", "level": 2, "offset": 164117 }, { "heading": "== Notes ==", "level": 2, "offset": 164501 }, { "heading": "== References ==", "level": 2, "offset": 167569 }, { "heading": "== External links ==", "level": 2, "offset": 224462 } ], "slot_role": "main" }, "to": { "id": 1382916556, "sections": [ { "heading": "== Etymology ==", "level": 2, "offset": 12112 }, { "heading": "== Natural history ==", "level": 2, "offset": 16952 }, { "heading": "=== Formation ===", "level": 3, "offset": 17029 }, { "heading": "=== After formation ===", "level": 3, "offset": 21083 }, { "heading": "=== Origin of life and evolution ===", "level": 3, "offset": 28766 }, { "heading": "=== Future ===", "level": 3, "offset": 37515 }, { "heading": "== Composition and structure ==", "level": 2, "offset": 40983 }, { "heading": "=== Chemical composition ===", "level": 3, "offset": 43317 }, { "heading": "=== Internal structure ===", "level": 3, "offset": 44502 }, { "heading": "=== Internal heat ===", "level": 3, "offset": 48455 }, { "heading": "=== Tectonic plates ===", "level": 3, "offset": 51068 }, { "heading": "=== Crust ===", "level": 3, "offset": 54368 }, { "heading": "=== <span class=\"anchor\" id=\"Surface\"></span> Surface ===", "level": 3, "offset": 56197 }, { "heading": "===Surface topography===", "level": 3, "offset": 67813 }, { "heading": "=== Shape ===", "level": 3, "offset": 68850 }, { "heading": "==Gravity and magnetic field==", "level": 2, "offset": 73083 }, { "heading": "=== Magnetic field ===", "level": 3, "offset": 73114 }, { "heading": "=== Gravitational field ===", "level": 3, "offset": 78892 }, { "heading": "== <span class=\"anchor\" id=\"Earth–Moon system\"></span> Moon and orbital space ==", "level": 2, "offset": 80185 }, { "heading": "=== Moon ===", "level": 3, "offset": 80311 }, { "heading": "=== Asteroids and artificial satellites ===", "level": 3, "offset": 89665 }, { "heading": "== Orbit and rotation ==", "level": 2, "offset": 92426 }, { "heading": "=== Rotation ===", "level": 3, "offset": 92451 }, { "heading": "=== Orbit and location ===", "level": 3, "offset": 94709 }, { "heading": "=== Axial tilt and seasons ===", "level": 3, "offset": 97483 }, { "heading": "== Atmosphere and climate==", "level": 2, "offset": 103531 }, { "heading": "===Exosphere===", "level": 3, "offset": 107240 }, { "heading": "=== Upper atmosphere ===", "level": 3, "offset": 108667 }, { "heading": "===Troposphere===", "level": 3, "offset": 110345 }, { "heading": "=== Weather and climate ===", "level": 3, "offset": 111570 }, { "heading": "== Hydrosphere ==", "level": 2, "offset": 118838 }, { "heading": "== Biosphere ==", "level": 2, "offset": 126248 }, { "heading": "===Challenges for life on Earth===", "level": 3, "offset": 129747 }, { "heading": "== Human geography ==", "level": 2, "offset": 133680 }, { "heading": "=== Natural resources and land use ===", "level": 3, "offset": 140467 }, { "heading": "=== Environmental impact ===", "level": 3, "offset": 145207 }, { "heading": "== In culture ==", "level": 2, "offset": 151998 }, { "heading": "==See also==", "level": 2, "offset": 164113 }, { "heading": "== Notes ==", "level": 2, "offset": 164497 }, { "heading": "== References ==", "level": 2, "offset": 167565 }, { "heading": "== External links ==", "level": 2, "offset": 224458 } ], "slot_role": "main" } }
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