# Hatnote Top 100 The most-visited Wikipedia articles per language, updated daily (~02:00 UTC). ## URL patterns - **HTML**: `https://top.hatnote.com/{lang}/{project}/{year}/{month}/{day}.html` (month and day are NOT zero-padded) - **JSON**: `https://top.hatnote.com/{lang}/{project}/{year}/{month}/{day}.json` - **RSS**: `https://top.hatnote.com/feeds/{lang}{project}.rss` - **Archive indexes**: `/{lang}/{project}/{year}/{month}/` - **Language list**: `/about.html` ## JSON field glossary Each daily JSON file contains an `articles[]` array. Each article object has the following fields: | Field | Description | |-------|-------------| | `article` | Article identifier | | `title` | Display title | | `url` | Full URL to the Wikipedia article | | `rank` | Position in the top 100 (1–100) | | `views` | Page view count (integer) | | `views_short` | Human-readable view count (e.g. "1.2M") | | `view_delta` | Change in views from the previous day | | `view_trend` | HTML arrow entity indicating trend direction | | `streak_len` | Number of consecutive days on the list | | `history` | Last 10 days of view counts (zeros indicate the article was off-chart) | | `image_url` | URL of the article's lead image | | `summary` | Short extract of the article | | `permalink` | Permanent link to this article's chart entry | ## Data source All data is sourced from the [Wikimedia Pageviews API](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/). Source code: