Module:Category handler

----
-- --
-- CATEGORY HANDLER --
-- --
-- This module implements the template in Lua, with a few improvements: all --
-- namespaces and all namespace aliases are supported, and namespace names are detected --
-- automatically for the local wiki. This module requires Module:Namespace detect and --
-- Module:Yesno to be available on the local wiki. It can be configured for different wikis --
-- by altering the values in the "cfg" table. --
-- --
----
----
-- Configuration data --
-- Language-specific parameter names and values can be set here. --
----
local cfg = {}
-- The following config values set the names of parameters that suppress categorisation. They are used
-- with Module:Yesno, and work as follows:
--
-- cfg.nocat:
-- Result of yesno(args[cfg.nocat]) Effect
-- true Categorisation is suppressed
-- false Categorisation is allowed, and the blacklist check is skipped
-- nil Categorisation is allowed
--
-- cfg.categories:
-- Result of yesno(args[cfg.categories]) Effect
-- true Categorisation is allowed, and the blacklist check is skipped
-- false Categorisation is suppressed
-- nil Categorisation is allowed
cfg.nocat = 'nocat' 
cfg.categories = 'categories'
-- The parameter name for the legacy "category2" parameter. This skips the blacklist if set to the
-- cfg.category2Yes value, and suppresses categorisation if present but equal to anything other than
-- cfg.category2Yes or cfg.category2Negative.
cfg.category2 = 'category2'
cfg.category2Yes = 'yes'
cfg.category2Negative = '¬'
-- cfg.subpage is the parameter name to specify how to behave on subpages. cfg.subpageNo is the value to
-- specify to not categorise on subpages; cfg.only is the value to specify to only categorise on subpages.
cfg.subpage = 'subpage'
cfg.subpageNo = 'no'
cfg.subpageOnly = 'only'
-- The parameter for data to return in all namespaces.
cfg.all = 'all'
-- The parameter name for data to return if no data is specified for the namespace that is detected. This
-- must be the same as the cfg.other parameter in Module:Namespace detect.
cfg.other = 'other'
-- The parameter name used to specify a page other than the current page; used for testing and
-- demonstration. This must be the same as the cfg.page parameter in Module:Namespace detect.
cfg.page = 'page'
-- The categorisation blacklist. Pages that match Lua patterns in this list will not be categorised.
-- (However, see the explanation of cfg.nocat, cfg.categories and cfg.category2 for some exceptions.)
-- If the namespace name has a space in, it must be written with an underscore, e.g. "Wikipedia_talk".
-- Other parts of the title can have either underscores or spaces.
cfg.blacklist = {
 '^Main Page$', -- don't categorise the main page.
 
 -- Don't categorise the following pages or their subpages.
 '^Wikipedia:Cascade%-protected items$',
 '^Wikipedia:Cascade%-protected items/.*$',
 '^User:UBX$', -- The userbox "template" space.
 '^User:UBX/.*$',
 '^User_talk:UBX$',
 '^User_talk:UBX/.*$',
 
 -- Don't categorise subpages of these pages, but allow
 -- categorisation of the base page.
 '^Wikipedia:Template messages/.+$',
 
 '/[aA]rchive' -- Don't categorise archives.
}
-- This is a table of namespaces to categorise by default. They should be in the format of parameter
-- names accepted by Module:Namespace detect.
cfg.defaultNamespaces = {
 'main',
 'file',
 'help',
 'category'
}
----
-- End configuration data --
----
-- Get dependent modules
local nsDetect = require('Module:Namespace detect')
local yesno = require('Module:Yesno')
----
-- Local functions --
-- The following are internal functions, which we do not want to be accessible from other modules. --
----
-- Find whether we need to return a category or not.
local function needsCategory(pageObject, args)
 -- Don't categorise if the relevant options are set.
 if yesno(args[cfg.nocat])
 or yesno(args[cfg.categories]) == false
 or (
 args[cfg.category2] 
 and args[cfg.category2] ~= cfg.category2Yes 
 and args[cfg.category2] ~= cfg.category2Negative
 )
 then
 return false
 end
 -- If there is no pageObject available, then that either means that we are over
 -- the expensive function limit or that the title specified was invalid. Invalid
 -- titles will probably only be a problem during testing, so we choose the best
 -- fallback for being over the expensive function limit. The fallback behaviour
 -- of the old template was to assume the page was not a subpage, so we will do
 -- the same here.
 if args[cfg.subpage] == cfg.subpageNo and pageObject and pageObject.isSubpage then
 return false
 end
 if args[cfg.subpage] == cfg.subpageOnly 
 and (not pageObject or (pageObject and not pageObject.isSubpage))
 then
 return false
 end
 return true
end
-- Find whether we need to check the blacklist or not.
local function needsBlacklistCheck(args)
 if yesno(args[cfg.nocat]) == false
 or yesno(args[cfg.categories]) == true
 or args[cfg.category2] == cfg.category2Yes
 then
 return false
 else
 return true
 end
end
-- Find whether any namespace parameters have been specified.
-- Mappings is the table of parameter mappings taken from
-- Module:Namespace detect.
local function nsParamsExist(mappings, args)
 if args[cfg.all] or args[cfg.other] then
 return true
 end
 for ns, params in pairs(mappings) do
 for i, param in ipairs(params) do
 if args[param] then
 return true
 end
 end
 end
 return false
end
----
-- Global functions --
-- The following functions are global, because we want them to be accessible from #invoke and --
-- from other Lua modules. --
----
local p = {}
-- Find if a string matches the blacklist. Returns the match if one is found, or nil otherwise.
-- Input should be a page title with a namespace prefix, e.g. "Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion".
function p.matchesBlacklist(page)
 if type(page) ~= 'string' then return end
 for i, pattern in ipairs(cfg.blacklist) do
 local match = mw.ustring.match(page, pattern)
 if match then
 return match
 end
 end
end
-- The main structure of the module. Checks whether we need to categorise,
-- and then passes the relevant arguments to Module:Namespace detect.
function p._main(args)
 -- Get the page object and argument mappings from
 -- Module:Namespace detect, to save us from having to rewrite the
 -- code.
 local pageObject = nsDetect.getPageObject(args[cfg.page])
 local mappings = nsDetect.getParamMappings()
 
 if not needsCategory(pageObject, args) then return end
 
 local ret = 
 -- Check blacklist if necessary.
 if not needsBlacklistCheck(args) or not p.matchesBlacklist(pageObject.prefixedText) then
 if not nsParamsExist(mappings, args) then
 -- No namespace parameters exist; basic usage. Pass args[1] to
 -- Module:Namespace detect using the default namespace
 -- parameters, and return the result.
 local ndargs = {}
 for _, ndarg in ipairs(cfg.defaultNamespaces) do
 ndargs[ndarg] = args[1]
 end
 ndargs.page = args.page
 ndargs.demospace = args.demospace
 local ndresult = nsDetect._main(ndargs)
 if ndresult then
 ret = ret .. ndresult
 end
 else
 -- Namespace parameters exist; advanced usage.
 -- If the all parameter is specified, return it.
 local all = args.all
 if type(all) == 'string' then
 ret = ret .. all
 end
 
 -- Get the arguments to pass to Module:Namespace detect.
 local ndargs = {}
 for ns, params in pairs(mappings) do
 for _, param in ipairs(params) do
 ndargs[param] = args[param] or args[cfg.other] or nil
 end
 end
 ndargs.other = args.other
 ndargs.page = args.page
 ndargs.demospace = args.demospace
 
 local data = nsDetect._main(ndargs)
 
 -- Work out what to return based on the result of the namespace detect call.
 local datanum = tonumber(data)
 if type(datanum) == 'number' then
 -- "data" is a number, so return that positional parameter.
 -- Remove non-positive integer values, as only positive integers
 -- from 1-10 were used with the old template.
 if datanum > 0 and math.floor(datanum) == datanum then
 local dataArg = args[datanum]
 if type(dataArg) == 'string' then
 ret = ret .. dataArg
 end
 end
 else
 -- "data" is not a number, so return it as it is.
 if type(data) == 'string' then
 ret = ret .. data
 end
 end
 end
 end
 return ret
end
function p.main(frame)
 -- If called via #invoke, use the args passed into the invoking
 -- template, or the args passed to #invoke if any exist. Otherwise
 -- assume args are being passed directly in.
 local origArgs
 if frame == mw.getCurrentFrame() then
 origArgs = frame:getParent().args
 for k, v in pairs(frame.args) do
 origArgs = frame.args
 break
 end
 else
 origArgs = frame
 end
 -- Trim whitespace and remove blank arguments for the following args:
 -- 1, 2, 3 etc., "nocat", "categories", "subpage", and "page".
 local args = {}
 for k, v in pairs(origArgs) do
 if type(v) == 'string' then
 v = mw.text.trim(v) -- Trim whitespace.
 end
 if type(k) == 'number'
 or k == cfg.nocat
 or k == cfg.categories
 or k == cfg.subpage
 or k == cfg.page
 then
 if v ~= then
 args[k] = v
 end
 else
 args[k] = v
 end
 end
 
 -- Lower-case "nocat", "categories", "category2", and "subpage". These
 -- parameters are put in lower case whenever they appear in the old
 -- template, so we can just do it once here and save ourselves some work.
 local lowercase = {cfg.nocat, cfg.categories, cfg.category2, cfg.subpage}
 for _, v in ipairs(lowercase) do
 local argVal = args[v]
 if type(argVal) == 'string' then
 args[v] = mw.ustring.lower(argVal)
 end
 end
 
 return p._main(args)
end
return p