3 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Lars	a37400bb22	fix: correct dict cursor access in MediaWiki import ... Error: 500 Internal Server Error on execute import Root cause: Using fetchone()[0] with RealDictCursor (dict-like rows) PostgreSQL RealDictCursor returns dict-like objects, not tuples. Accessing [0] on a dict throws TypeError. Fix: Changed all fetchone()[0] to fetchone()['id'] Locations: - Line 163: log_id after INSERT INTO wiki_import_log - Line 485: ex_id after INSERT INTO exercises - Line 599: skill_id after INSERT INTO skills - Line 616: method_id after INSERT INTO training_methods This matches the pattern used in other routers (exercises.py, etc.)	2026-04-24 20:37:31 +02:00
Lars	c738f1234b	fix: MediaWiki import - increase limit to 500 and add validation ... Error: 422 Unprocessable Entity when limit > 100 Root cause: Backend enforced max=100, frontend allowed any value Backend fix: - Increased preview limit from 100 to 500 (consistent with execute) - import_wiki.py line 64: le=100 → le=500 Frontend fix: - Added Math.min/max validation to both limit inputs - Preview limit: max 500 with auto-clamp - Execute limit: max 500 with auto-clamp - Updated placeholder: 'Kein Limit (max 500)' Prevents 422 errors from invalid limit values	2026-04-24 17:15:17 +02:00
Lars	6801c60604	feat: Add MediaWiki import functionality with tracking and mapping ... - Implemented a new SQL migration for wiki import tracking tables. - Created an import router for handling MediaWiki imports of exercises, skills, and methods. - Developed a Semantic MediaWiki API client for direct API interactions. - Added a mapper to convert SMW properties to local database fields. - Introduced background tasks for asynchronous import processing. - Implemented logging and error handling for import operations. - Added endpoints for previewing imports, checking import status, and managing import references.	2026-04-24 14:41:52 +02:00