pdxparse VS mwclient

I don't know the game darktide, but I had a look at your site. For eu4, the official wiki fulfills part of what your site does. It is maintained by the community and could need more help to keep it updated. I currently maintain (forks of) several tools which automatically generate part of the wiki from the game files(pdxparse, eu4 parts of ck2utils, pyradox). There is a lot of room for improvement in these tools, so they could benefit from help by people with python or haskell programming experience.

There are also tools like pyradox, ck2utils(especially the esc subfolder), paradox-tools(I don't know if this one does anything for the wiki) and HairyDude's pdxparse (see also my fork) which can parse the game files and generate stuff for the wiki. This is usually then copy&pasted into the wiki, but I plan to change this with my tool. These tools all have support for eu4, but I never tried to search for tools for other games. If somebody knows tools for other paradox games, I would be interested in them.

The wikis have the normal mediawiki api and this can be used to update pages. But paradox uses their own login system, so you either have to use a tool which can use a cookie(you login with a browser and take the cookie from the browser) or you have to implement the paradox login in your tool or you have to get an administrator to enable support for a bot password(I have asked for this, but didn't get a reply). I have a python tool which can mirror the eu4 wiki and update some images and do simple page updates and I extended mwclient to handle the paradox login. If there is interest in this, I could clean up my tool and publish it.