How to get all url's ( not just titles ) in a wikipedia article using mediawiki api? – Artificial Intelligence

I have replaced most of my previous answer, including the code, to use the information provided in Tgr’s answer, in case someone else would like sample Python code. This code is heavily based on code from Mediawiki for so-called ‘raw continuations’.

I have deliberately limited the number of links requested per invocation to five so that one more parameter possibility could be demonstrated.

import requests

def query(request):
    request['action'] = 'query'
    request['format'] = 'json'
    request['prop'] = 'info'
    request['generator'] = 'links'
    request['inprop'] = 'url'
    previousContinue = {}
    while True:
        req = request.copy()
        req.update(previousContinue)
        result = requests.get('http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php', params=req).json()
        if 'error' in result:
            raise Error(result['error'])
        if 'warnings' in result:
            print(result['warnings'])
        if 'query' in result:
            yield result['query']
        if 'continue' in result:
            previousContinue = {'gplcontinue': result['continue']['gplcontinue']}
        else:
            break

count = 0        
for result in query({'titles': 'Estelle Morris', 'gpllimit': '5'}):
    for url in [_['fullurl'] for _ in list(result.values())[0].values()]:
        print (url)

I mentioned in my first answer that, if the OP wanted to do something similar with artificial intelligence then he should begin with ‘Artificial intelligence’ — noting the capitalisation. Otherwise the search would start with a disambiguation page and all of the complications that could arise with those.