If you look through the code examples the query service UI generates for you, you can see that several of them (including the PHP one and the two JavaScript ones) don’t use any special SPARQL libraries. You can also see the “URL” option, which is just the URL you’re looking for. The returned format depends on the Accept request header (or “format” query parameter), so if you add a request header “Accept: text/csv”, you’ll get CSV back.

Cheers,
Lucas

On 27.01.21 15:49, Yaron Koren wrote:

Hi,

After you run a SPARQL query in the Wikidata Query Service (https://query.wikidata.org), the interface provides a lot of options - you can download the results in formats like CSV and JSON, and it even provides code to let you run that query directly in a variety of different computer languages. What I don't know, though, is whether there is some URL that, when accessed, will directly retrieve the results, in some format like CSV or JSON. The idea is that some code - in any language - can get the results without needing any SPARQL-related libraries or special handling, by just going to the "CSV URL" (for instance) and retrieving the results. Does such a thing exist?

-Yaron

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