-- vim: set noexpandtab ft=lua ts=4 sw=4:
require('Module:No globals')  
local p = {}
local debug = false  
---
-- module local variables and functions  
local wiki =
{
langcode = mw.language.getContentLanguage.code
}  
-- internationalisation
local i18n =
{
["errors"] =
{
["property-not-found"] = "Property not found.",
["entity-not-found"] = "Wikidata entity not found.",
["unknown-claim-type"] = "Unknown claim type.",
["unknown-entity-type"] = "Unknown entity type.",
["qualifier-not-found"] = "Qualifier not found.",
["site-not-found"] = "Wikimedia project not found.",
["unknown-datetime-format"] = "Unknown datetime format.",
["local-article-not-found"] = "Article is not yet available in this wiki."
},
["datetime"] =
{
-- $1 is a placeholder for the actual number
[0] = "$1 billion years", -- precision: billion years
[1] = "$100 million years", -- precision: hundred million years
[2] = "$10 million years", -- precision: ten million years
[3] = "$1 million years", -- precision: million years
[4] = "$100,000 years", -- precision: hundred thousand years
[5] = "$10,000 years", -- precision: ten thousand years
[6] = "$1 millennium", -- precision: millennium
[7] = "$1 century", -- precision: century
[8] = "$1s", -- precision: decade
-- the following use the format of #time parser function
[9] = "Y", -- precision: year,
[10] = "F Y", -- precision: month
[11] = "F j, Y", -- precision: day
[12] = "F j, Y ga", -- precision: hour
[13] = "F j, Y g:ia", -- precision: minute
[14] = "F j, Y g:i:sa", -- precision: second
["beforenow"] = "$1 BCE", -- how to format negative numbers for precisions 0 to 5
["afternow"] = "$1 CE", -- how to format positive numbers for precisions 0 to 5
["bc"] = '$1 "BCE"', -- how print negative years
["ad"] = "$1", -- how print positive years
-- the following are for function getDateValue and getQualifierDateValue
["default-format"] = "dmy", -- default value of the #3 (getDateValue) or
-- #4 (getQualifierDateValue) argument
["default-addon"] = "BC", -- default value of the #4 (getDateValue) or
-- #5 (getQualifierDateValue) argument
["prefix-addon"] = false, -- set to true for languages put "BC" in front of the
-- datetime string; or the addon will be suffixed
["addon-sep"] = " ", -- separator between datetime string and addon (or inverse)
["format"] = -- options of the 3rd argument
{
["mdy"] = "F j, Y",
["my"] = "F Y",
["y"] = "Y",
["dmy"] = "j F Y",
["ymd"] = "Y-m-d",
["ym"] = "Y-m"
}
},
["monolingualtext"] = '<span lang="%language">%text</span>',
["warnDump"] = "",
["ordinal"] =
{
[1] = "st",
[2] = "nd",
[3] = "rd",
["default"] = "th"
}
}  
if wiki.langcode ~= "en" then
--require("Module:i18n").loadI18n("Module:Wikidata/i18n", i18n)
-- got idea from :w:Module:Wd
local module_title; if ... == nil then
module_title = mw.getCurrentFrame:getTitle
else
module_title = ...
end
require('Module:i18n').loadI18n(module_title..'/i18n', i18n)
end  
-- this function needs to be internationalised along with the above:
-- takes cardinal numer as a numeric and returns the ordinal as a string
-- we need three exceptions in English for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 21st, .. 31st, etc.
local function makeOrdinal (cardinal)
local ordsuffix = i18n.ordinal.default
if cardinal % 10 == 1 then
ordsuffix = i18n.ordinal[1]
elseif cardinal % 10 == 2 then
ordsuffix = i18n.ordinal[2]
elseif cardinal % 10 == 3 then
ordsuffix = i18n.ordinal[3]
end
-- In English, 1, 21, 31, etc. use 'st', but 11, 111, etc. use 'th'
-- similarly for 12 and 13, etc.
if (cardinal % 100 == 11) or (cardinal % 100 == 12) or (cardinal % 100 == 13) then
ordsuffix = i18n.ordinal.default
end
return tostring(cardinal) .. ordsuffix
end  
local function printError(code)
return '<span>' .. (i18n.errors[code] or code) .. '</span>'
end
local function parseDateFormat(f, timestamp, addon, prefix_addon, addon_sep)
local year_suffix
local tstr = ""
local lang_obj = mw.language.new(wiki.langcode)
local f_parts = mw.text.split(f, 'Y', true)
for idx, f_part in pairs(f_parts) do
year_suffix = ''
if string.match(f_part, "x[mijkot]$") then
-- for non-Gregorian year
f_part = f_part .. 'Y'
elseif idx < #f_parts then
-- supress leading zeros in year
year_suffix = lang_obj:formatDate('Y', timestamp)
year_suffix = string.gsub(year_suffix, '^0+', '', 1)
end
tstr = tstr .. lang_obj:formatDate(f_part, timestamp) .. year_suffix
end
if addon ~= "" and prefix_addon then
return addon .. addon_sep .. tstr
elseif addon ~= "" then
return tstr .. addon_sep .. addon
else
return tstr
end
end
local function parseDateValue(timestamp, date_format, date_addon)
local prefix_addon = i18n["datetime"]["prefix-addon"]
local addon_sep = i18n["datetime"]["addon-sep"]
local addon = ""  
-- check for negative date
if string.sub(timestamp, 1, 1) == '-' then
timestamp = '+' .. string.sub(timestamp, 2)
addon = date_addon
end
local _date_format = i18n["datetime"]["format"][date_format]
if _date_format ~= nil then
return parseDateFormat(_date_format, timestamp, addon, prefix_addon, addon_sep)
else
return printError("unknown-datetime-format")
end
end  
-- This local function combines the year/month/day/BC/BCE handling of parseDateValue{}
-- with the millennium/century/decade handling of formatDate
local function parseDateFull(timestamp, precision, date_format, date_addon)
local prefix_addon = i18n["datetime"]["prefix-addon"]
local addon_sep = i18n["datetime"]["addon-sep"]
local addon = ""  
-- check for negative date
if string.sub(timestamp, 1, 1) == '-' then
timestamp = '+' .. string.sub(timestamp, 2)
addon = date_addon
end  
-- get the next four characters after the + (should be the year now in all cases)
-- ok, so this is dirty, but let's get it working first
local intyear = tonumber(string.sub(timestamp, 2, 5))
if intyear == 0 and precision <= 9 then
return ""
end  
-- precision is 10000 years or more
if precision <= 5 then
local factor = 10 ^ ((5 - precision) + 4)
local y2 = math.ceil(math.abs(intyear) / factor)
local relative = mw.ustring.gsub(i18n.datetime[precision], "$1", tostring(y2))
if addon ~= "" then
-- negative date
relative = mw.ustring.gsub(i18n.datetime.beforenow, "$1", relative)
else
relative = mw.ustring.gsub(i18n.datetime.afternow, "$1", relative)
end
return relative
end  
-- precision is decades (8), centuries (7) and millennia (6)
local era, card
if precision == 6 then
card = math.floor((intyear - 1) / 1000) + 1
era = mw.ustring.gsub(i18n.datetime[6], "$1", makeOrdinal(card))
end
if precision == 7 then
card = math.floor((intyear - 1) / 100) + 1
era = mw.ustring.gsub(i18n.datetime[7], "$1", makeOrdinal(card))
end
if precision == 8 then
era = mw.ustring.gsub(i18n.datetime[8], "$1", tostring(math.floor(math.abs(intyear) / 10) * 10))
end
if era then
if addon ~= "" then
era = mw.ustring.gsub(mw.ustring.gsub(i18n.datetime.bc, '"', ""), "$1", era)
else
era = mw.ustring.gsub(mw.ustring.gsub(i18n.datetime.ad, '"', ""), "$1", era)
end
return era
end  
local _date_format = i18n["datetime"]["format"][date_format]
if _date_format ~= nil then
-- check for precision is year and override supplied date_format
if precision == 9 then
_date_format = i18n["datetime"][9]
end
return parseDateFormat(_date_format, timestamp, addon, prefix_addon, addon_sep)
else
return printError("unknown-datetime-format")
end
end  
-- the "qualifiers" and "snaks" field have a respective "qualifiers-order" and "snaks-order" field
-- use these as the second parameter and this function instead of the built-in "pairs" function
-- to iterate over all qualifiers and snaks in the intended order.
local function orderedpairs(array, order)
if not order then return pairs(array) end  
-- return iterator function
local i = 0
return function
i = i + 1
if order[i] then
return order[i], array[order[i]]
end
end
end  
-- precision: 0 - billion years, 1 - hundred million years, ..., 6 - millennia, 7 - century, 8 - decade, 9 - year, 10 - month, 11 - day, 12 - hour, 13 - minute, 14 - second
local function normalizeDate(date)
date = mw.text.trim(date, "+")
-- extract year