feat interactive v2.0

[axif0]

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Description

Added test for interactive, get
Added total and list functionalities
Updated command messages
Added prefilled language, data-types functionalities.

Related PR

• Closed PR #497

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[andrewtavis]

The work in #497 is included here, @axif0? :)

[axif0]

The work in #497 is included here, @axif0? :)

Ya.. Also not sure if you want to include above works in interactive mode. Apologies in advance for not asking first. 😅

[andrewtavis]

No need :) Is a great idea 😊 Will review over the weekend!

[andrewtavis]

Functionality wise this is looking really great, @axif0, but can we have interactive mode be per command, rather than adding it all onto get? So it'd be scribe-data total -i for the total lexemes?

[axif0]

Modified scribe-data get -i and created scribe-data total -i.

[axif0]

By adding this user don't have to execute the command again. By adding os.execv I learned it would replace the current Python process with the new script, passing the arguments.

PyTest is good in locally. But I don't know why I got 403 error and EOFError in github. so I reverted the code as previous.

[andrewtavis]

Generally things are looking good, @axif0, but I'm getting a 403 forbidden for the query from total interactive mode. Might just be the server. Could I also ask you to take a look at the changes I made in my commit and familiarize yourself with the comment formatting - i.e. own line comments are capitalized and punctuated, and inline comments are lower case and don't have a period :)

[axif0]

Awesome, I've reviewed the changes you mentioned. You're right, following the standard comment formatting is important. Thanks for the guidance - I appreciate you taking the time to ensure I'm aware of these best practices. I'll apply the capitalization, punctuation, and formatting standards you described in future.

Also, Is 403 error fixed now?

[andrewtavis]

All's working now, @axif0 :) Likely just the Wikidata Query Service needing us to back off for a moment. Thanks so much for these improvements! This really has come along so well 😊