To use this endpoint, send a request with the url parameter, specifying the URL of the Wikipedia article you wish to analyz
Extract Article Info - Endpoint Features
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[{"summary":"Tesla, Inc. is an American multinational automotive and clean energy company founded in July 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. The company designs, manufactures, and sells battery electric vehicles, stationary battery energy storage devices, solar panels, and related products and services. Tesla has become one of the world's most valuable companies, leading the battery electric vehicle market and achieving significant milestones in production and sales. The company has faced various controversies, including lawsuits and criticism regarding its business practices and product safety.","key_events":[{"event":"Tesla was founded as Tesla Motors on July 1, 2003."},{"event":"Elon Musk became the largest shareholder in February 2004."},{"event":"Production of the first car model, the Roadster, began in 2008."},{"event":"Tesla went public with an IPO on June 29, 2010."},{"event":"The Model S was launched in June 2012."},{"event":"Tesla acquired SolarCity in November 2016."},{"event":"The Model 3 was unveiled in April 2016 and became the world's best-selling electric car from 2018 to 2021."},{"event":"Tesla became a trillion-dollar company in October 2021."},{"event":"The Model Y was introduced in March 2019 and became the best-selling vehicle globally in 2023."},{"event":"Tesla announced plans for a Gigafactory in Mexico to open in 2025."},{"event":"Tesla moved its legal headquarters to Gigafactory Texas in December 2021."},{"event":"Tesla announced it was laying off 10% of its employees in April 2024."},{"event":"Tesla moved its incorporation from Delaware to Texas in June 2024."}]},{"summary":"The article provides an overview of Tesla's operations, including the establishment of Gigafactories, partnerships, controversies, and financial performance. It highlights the opening of Gigafactory Texas, the relocation of Tesla's headquarters, and the company's expansion plans in Mexico and India. The article also discusses Tesla's partnerships with Panasonic and other suppliers, as well as various legal issues, including allegations of sexual harassment, labor disputes, and environmental violations. Additionally, it covers Tesla's vehicle recalls, financial growth, and the composition of its board of directors.","key_events":["Tesla opened Gigafactory Texas, the only factory producing the Cybertruck and Model Y for the Eastern US.","On December 1, 2021, Tesla relocated its legal headquarters from Palo Alto to Austin, Texas.","Tesla celebrated the opening of Gigafactory Texas on April 7, 2022.","In 2021, Tesla acquired a former JC Penney distribution center to build a Megafactory in California.","Tesla announced plans for a Gigafactory in Mexico, which is currently on hold due to political concerns.","Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg opened on March 22, 2022, with a planned capacity of 500,000 electric vehicles annually.","Tesla's first showroom in Asia opened in Tokyo in October 2010.","Tesla faced multiple lawsuits regarding sexual harassment and discrimination at its Fremont factory.","In 2022, a California judge ruled that a sexual harassment lawsuit against Tesla could proceed to court.","Tesla recalled over 2 million vehicles due to issues with Autosteer and other safety concerns.","Tesla reported a net income of $5.52 billion and annual revenue of $53.8 billion for the fiscal year 2021."]},{"summary":"The article discusses the history and evolution of Tesla, highlighting key milestones in the company's journey from its founding to its current status as a leading electric vehicle manufacturer. It covers significant events such as the introduction of various models, production challenges, financial milestones, and strategic decisions including factory openings and acquisitions. The article also touches on Tesla's impact on the automotive industry and its innovative approaches to manufacturing and sales.","key_events":["Tesla was founded in July 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning.","Elon Musk led Tesla's Series A financing round in February 2004.","Tesla began delivering Model S electric cars in June 2012.","Tesla's Model 3 surpassed 1 million sales by August 2021.","Tesla joined the S&P 500 index on December 21, 2020.","Tesla opened its Gigafactory in Shanghai in July 2018.","Tesla's Gigafactory Berlin opened on March 22, 2022.","Tesla announced its headquarters move to Texas in December 2021.","Tesla's Model Y became the world's best-selling car in Q1 2023.","Tesla's Cybertruck delivery event took place on November 30, 2023."]},{"summary":"The article discusses various events and controversies surrounding Tesla, Inc., including partnerships, lawsuits, recalls, and production milestones. It highlights Tesla's reliance on partnerships with companies like Panasonic and Toyota, as well as legal challenges related to workplace harassment, racial discrimination, and safety issues. The article also covers Tesla's production achievements and recalls of vehicles due to safety concerns.","key_events":["Panasonic to reduce Tesla reliance as battery tie-up evolves (March 14, 2021)","Piedmont Lithium stock soars on confirmed Tesla deal (September 28, 2020)","NT opens first lithium mine, supplying Tesla (October 13, 2022)","Daimler sells Tesla stake for $780 Million (October 21, 2014)","Six women sue Tesla over workplace sexual harassment (December 15, 2021)","California sues Tesla over Black workers' allegations of discrimination (February 10, 2022)","Tesla recalls nearly 1.1 million U.S. vehicles to update window reversing software (September 22, 2022)","Tesla recalls 362,000 cars with its 'Full Self Driving' system (February 16, 2023)","Tesla reported 485,000 deliveries for the fourth quarter, bringing 2023 total to 1.8 million (January 2, 2024)","Tesla's Model Y becomes the world's bestselling car (May 26, 2023)"]},{"summary":"The text provides a comprehensive list of companies in various sectors, including technology, automotive, and trucking industries in the United States. It highlights major players in these industries, their subsidiaries, and related topics such as regulations and popular culture references. The automotive section details vehicle manufacturers, foreign subsidiaries, defunct companies, and component makers, while the trucking section outlines truck manufacturers, engine manufacturers, and motor carriers. Additionally, it includes information about Elon Musk and the PayPal Mafia, detailing their companies and contributions to the tech industry.","key_events":[]}]
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/5343/wikipedia+content+extractor+api/6905/extract+article+info?url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla,_Inc.' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
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Sends a GET request to the specified endpoint, including the article URL as a parameter, and receives structured data in JSON format.
This API is designed to extract summaries and key information from Wikipedia articles.
It receives a Wikipedia article URL as input and provides a summary, key milestones and concepts in JSON format as output.
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