Модуль:Ns has subpages: различия между версиями
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This module finds whether a given namespace can have subpages.
Usage
From wikitext
From wikitext this module must be used via the {{ns has subpages}} template. Please see the template page for documentation.
From Lua
Usually Lua modules should use mw.site.namespaces[namespace].hasSubpages
rather than this module. But if you have a good reason, it can be accessed like this:
Load the module:
local mNsHasSubpages = require('Module:Ns has subpages')
The subpage information can be found with the ._main function:
mNsHasSubpages._main(ns, frame)
- ns is the namespace name, number, or a page name. It defaults to the current namespace.
- frame is a frame object with which we can call frame:callParserFunction if necessary. This is optional, and intended for internal use.
-- This module implements [[Template:Ns has subpages]].
-- While the template is fairly simple, this information is made available to
-- Lua directly, so using a module means that we don't have to update the
-- template as new namespaces are added.
local p = {}
function p._main(ns, frame)
-- Get the current namespace if we were not passed one.
if not ns then
ns = mw.title.getCurrentTitle().namespace
end
-- Look up the namespace table from mw.site.namespaces. This should work
-- for a majority of cases.
local nsTable = mw.site.namespaces[ns]
-- Try using string matching to get the namespace from page names.
-- Do a quick and dirty bad title check to try and make sure we do the same
-- thing as {{NAMESPACE}} in most cases.
if not nsTable and type(ns) == 'string' and not ns:find('[<>|%[%]{}]') then
local nsStripped = ns:gsub('^[_%s]*:', '')
nsStripped = nsStripped:gsub(':.*$', '')
nsTable = mw.site.namespaces[nsStripped]
end
-- If we still have no match then try the {{NAMESPACE}} parser function,
-- which should catch the remainder of cases. Don't use a mw.title object,
-- as this would increment the expensive function count for each new page
-- tested.
if not nsTable then
frame = frame or mw.getCurrentFrame()
local nsProcessed = frame:callParserFunction('NAMESPACE', ns)
nsTable = nsProcessed and mw.site.namespaces[nsProcessed]
end
return nsTable and nsTable.hasSubpages
end
function p.main(frame)
local ns = frame:getParent().args[1]
if ns then
ns = ns:match('^%s*(.-)%s*$') -- trim whitespace
ns = tonumber(ns) or ns
end
local hasSubpages = p._main(ns, frame)
return hasSubpages and 'yes' or ''
end
return p