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Revision as of 10:48, 2 December 2020 by Gonnym (talk | contribs)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)This is the module sandbox page for Module:Wikt-lang (diff). See also the companion subpage for test cases (run). |
This module is rated as beta, and is ready for widespread use. It is still new and should be used with some caution to ensure the results are as expected. |
Language templates |
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Language names (ISO 639) |
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Interwiki links |
Foreign-language text |
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Other |
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This module depends on the following other modules: |
This module is used by {{Wikt-lang}}
. It is inspired by the templates {{m}} and {{l}} and their associated modules on Wiktionary. It has a Wiktionary link function that links to the correct section of the Wiktionary entry, and applies correct language formatting and italics. The language-tagging function does most of what {{Lang}} does, except that italics can't be customized and categories aren't added.
The module uses Module:Wikt-lang/data to retrieve the language name for a language code, and to perform the necessary entry-name replacements (for instance, removing macrons from Latin entry names). These are unfortunately not automatically retrieved from Wiktionary's Wikt-lang data modules. For language codes that do not have a name
value in this module, the language name is fetched with mw.language.fetchLanguage
. When mw.language.fetchLanguage
does not fetch the correct language name (or any language name at all), please add it to Module:Wikt-lang/data, and similarly when the correct entry name is not generated, please add the entry name replacements to the module.
Examples
{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|en|language}}
-> language{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|en|language|languages}}
-> languages{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|fr|bourguignon}}
-> bourguignon{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|la|homō}}
-> homō{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|grc|δημοκρατίᾱ}}
-> δημοκρατίᾱ{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|ru|язы́к}}
-> язы́к{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|ar|العَرَبِيَّة}}
-> العَرَبِيَّة{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|fa|فارسی}}
-> فارسی{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|ine-x-proto|*h₂enǵʰ-}}
-> *h₂enǵʰ-
Invalid codes
{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|EN|language}}
-> language{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|En|language|languages}}
-> languages{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|La|homō}}
-> homō{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|Grc|δημοκρατίᾱ}}
-> δημοκρατίᾱ{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|Ru|язы́к}}
-> язы́к{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|Ar|العَرَبِيَّة}}
-> العَرَبِيَّة{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|Fa|فارسی}}
-> فارسی
Errors
{{#invoke:Wikt-lang|wiktlang|en-Latin|language}}
-> language
Comparison of codes
Language code | Wikitionary name | English Misplaced Pages name |
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aaq | Penobscot | Eastern Abnaki |
abe | Abenaki | Western Abnaki |
ajp | South Levantine Arabic | South Levantine Arabic |
apc | North Levantine Arabic | Levantine Arabic |
arb | Modern Standard Arabic | Standard Arabic |
cel-x-bryproto | Proto-Brythonic | Error: unrecognized private tag: bryproto |
cu | Old Church Slavonic | Church Slavonic |
egy | Egyptian | Ancient Egyptian |
frp | Franco-Provençal | Arpitan |
gmw-x-proto | Proto-West Germanic | Error: unrecognized private tag: proto |
grk-x-proto | Proto-Hellenic | Proto-Greek |
ine-x-bsproto | Proto-Balto-Slavic | Error: unrecognized private tag: bsproto |
moe | Cree | Innu |
mul | Translingual | multiple |
nds-de | German Low German | Low German |
non-x-proto | Proto-Norse | Error: unrecognized private tag: proto |
poz-x-polproto | Proto-Nuclear Polynesian | Error: unrecognized private tag: polproto |
rw | Rwanda-Rundi | Kinyarwanda |
tts | Isan | Northeastern Thai |
xlu | Luwian | Cuneiform Luwian |
zle-x-ort | Old Ruthenian | Error: unrecognized private tag: ort |
Tracking categories
The above documentation is transcluded from Module:Wikt-lang/doc. (edit | history)Editors can experiment in this module's sandbox (edit | diff) and testcases (edit | run) pages.
Add categories to the /doc subpage. Subpages of this module.
require("Module:No globals") local m_data = mw.loadData("Module:Language/data/sandbox") local langModule = require("Module:Lang/sandbox") local langData = m_data.languages or m_data local strings = { = "Reconstruction:%s/%s", = "Appendix:%s/%s", = "]", = "]", } local errorMessages = { = "No language code.", = "No Wiktionary entry.", = "The language name for the language code <code>%s</code> was not found.", } local trackingCategories = { = "]", = "]", = "]", } local activeTrackingCategories = {} local p = {} --[[ -------------------------- < G E T _ E R R O R _ M E S S A G E > -------------------------- Assembles an error message from message text and error category. ]] local function get_error_message(message) return string.format('<span style="font-size: 100%%; font-style: normal;" class="error">Error: %s</span>', message) .. trackingCategories end --[[ -------------------------- < G E T _ C O D E > -------------------------- This function checks if a code used is a redirect code. If it is, the code is convered to non-redirect version. ]] local function getCode(code) local redirectCode = m_data.redirects if redirectCode then code = redirectCode table.insert(activeTrackingCategories, trackingCategories) end return code end --[[ -------------------------- < C L E A N _ T E X T > -------------------------- This function cleans the text by removing bold and italics. If the language used also has special replacements in in the /data sub-module, it uses the data there to continue the process. ]] local function cleanText(text, languageCode) local data = langData text = tostring(text) -- Remove bold and italics, so that words that contain bolding or emphasis can be linked without piping. text = text:gsub("\'\'\'", "") text = text:gsub("\'\'", "") -- If the language is not found, return text. if data == nil then return text end -- If the language does not have diacritics, return text. local replacements = data and data if replacements == nil then return text end -- Decompose so that the diacritics of characters such -- as á can be removed in one go. -- No need to compose at the end, because the MediaWiki software -- will handle that. local ugsub = mw.ustring.gsub if replacements.decompose then text = mw.ustring.toNFD(text) for i, from in ipairs(replacements.from) do text = ugsub(text, from, replacements.to and replacements.to or "") end else for regex, replacement in pairs(replacements) do text = ugsub(text, regex, replacement) end end return text end --[[ -------------------------- < C R E A T E _ W I K T I O N A R Y _ L I N K > -------------------------- This function creates a link to a Wiktionary entry. ]] local function createWiktionaryLink(wiktionaryText, displayText, languageCode) if languageCode then local data = langData local nameFromTag = langModule._name_from_tag({languageCode}) -- The name used is determined by the following logic: -- Uses the name in /data sub-module, if set. -- If not, uses the name from the Module:Lang database, if set. -- Finally, uses the MediaWiki name from mw.language.fetchLanguageName(). local name if data and data.name then name = data.name elseif nameFromTag and not nameFromTag:find("error") then name = nameFromTag else -- On other languages' wikis, use mw.getContentLanguage():getCode(), -- or replace 'en' with that wiki's language code. -- name = mw.language.fetchLanguageName(languageCode, mw.getContentLanguage():getCode()) name = mw.language.fetchLanguageName(languageCode, 'en') end if name == "" then return get_error_message(string.format(errorMessages, languageCode)) end if wiktionaryText:sub(1, 1) == "*" then wiktionaryText = string.format(strings, name, wiktionaryText:sub(2)) elseif data and data.type == "reconstructed" then -- Track reconstructed entries with no asterisk by transcluding table.insert(activeTrackingCategories, trackingCategories) wiktionaryText = string.format(strings, name, wiktionaryText) elseif data and data.type == "appendix" then wiktionaryText = string.format(strings, name, wiktionaryText) end return string.format(strings, wiktionaryText, name, displayText) else return string.format(strings, wiktionaryText, displayText) end end --[[ -------------------------- < W I K T > -------------------------- Entry point for {{wt}}. ]] function p.wikt(frame) frame = true return p.wiktlang(frame) end --[[ -------------------------- < W I K T L A N G > -------------------------- Entry point for {{wikt-lang}}. ]] function p.wiktlang(frame) local getArgs = require('Module:Arguments').getArgs local args = getArgs(frame) local code = args and mw.text.trim(args) if not code then return get_error_message(errorMessages) end local wiktionaryText = args if not wiktionaryText then return get_error_message(errorMessages) end local displayText = args local languageCode = getCode(code) local _, _, _, _, _, errorText = langModule.get_ietf_parts(languageCode) if errorText then return get_error_message(errorText) end local italics = args.italics or args.i italics = not (italics == "n" or italics == "-") local wiktionaryTextCleaned = cleanText(wiktionaryText, languageCode) if not displayText then displayText = wiktionaryText end local wiktionaryLink = createWiktionaryLink(wiktionaryTextCleaned, displayText, languageCode) if not args then local langArgs = {code = languageCode, text = wiktionaryLink, italic = italics} wiktionaryLink = langModule._lang(langArgs) end -- Used for testing if args then return wiktionaryLink else return wiktionaryLink .. table.concat(activeTrackingCategories) end end return pCategory: