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Could WikiTree Sourcerer feed a SQLite Tool?

In working with WikiTree I have had to use one of the Open-Source browser extensions called Sourcerer.   In summary, it uses a person profile to populate queries to 20+ sources including the usual suspect of Ancestry, Family Tree, and Find A Grave.  It then can be used to build citations and references for WikiTree.

It seems current and well-supported. I have not explored the code or design, but the following potentials are intriguing.

  1. Load an intermediate RM Tree from Sourcerer outputs.
  2. Create well-formated Sources to input to RM
  3. Query RM for matches to the Wikitree Query.
  4. Extend the list of data sources that can be queried from RM
  5. Complement or extend Tree Share.
  6. Substitute for the lost tree-share functions of RM7 and RM8.

My gut feel is that all of these would only be feasible through an intermediate.  I would not want to try to load RM directly.

Has anyone looked at the Sourcerer project?

 

 

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kevync

In summary, it uses a person profile to populate queries to 20+ sources including the usual suspect of Ancestry, Family Tree, and Find A Grave. It then can be used to build citations and references for WikiTree.

 

Sound interesting -- although I am not a big fan of  most browser extensions (as they often do much more  that what you are seeing.

Kevin