--[[
This implements {{progression rainbow}}
]]
require('Module:No globals')
local getArgs = require('Module:Arguments').getArgs
local p = {}
-- rounding to first decimal, from http://lua-users.org/wiki/SimpleRound
local function round(num)
return math.floor(num * 10 + 0.5) / 10
end
local function class_percent(param, total)
return tostring(round(100 * param / total)) .. '%'
end
local function percent_remaining(sum, total)
local remaining = sum - total
if remaining ~= 0 then -- find this a bit specious
return tostring(round(-100 * remaining / total)) .. '%'
else
return nil
end
end
local function category_count(category, project)
return mw.site.stats.pagesInCategory(
category .. ' ' .. project .. ' articles',
'pages'
)
end
function p.main(frame)
local args = getArgs(frame)
return p._main(args, frame)
end
function p._main(args, frame)
-- Is there a way to avoid passing a reference to the parent frame?
-- extensionTag must be available in p._main, which is on the frame object.
local classes = {
{count = 0, class = 'List', category = 'List-Class'},
{count = 0, class = 'Stub', category = 'Stub-Class'},
{count = 0, class = 'Start', category = 'Start-Class'},
{count = 0, class = 'C', category = 'C-Class'},
{count = 0, class = 'B', category = 'B-Class'},
{count = 0, class = 'GA', category = 'GA-Class'},
{count = 0, class = 'A', category = 'A-Class'},
{count = 0, class = 'FA', category = 'FA-Class'}
}
local project_classes = {
{count = 0, class = 'FL', category = 'FL-Class'},
{count = 0, class = 'Unassessed', category = 'Unassessed'}
}
-- generally, I think if there were more 'project' orthogonal attributes
-- there would be a case for object-orientation here
-- I'm not sure what that would look like
local project
-- is there a more idiomatic way to initialize project?
if args.project and args.project ~= '' then
project = args.project
else
project = nil
end
local sum_classes = 0
if project then
for _, class in pairs(classes) do
class.count = category_count(class.category, project)
if class.class == 'FA' then
class.count = class.count + category_count(
project_classes[1].category,
project
)
end
sum_classes = sum_classes + class.count
end
else
-- I'm not sure if it's clear in this for loop that I want to get
-- parameters 1 to 8, which I could also do instead as 'for 1,8...''
-- unfortunately can't do for i, class in ipairs(args) because of
-- parameter 9, which is the total non-project
for i, class in pairs(classes) do
if args[i] then
-- 'or 0' to keep us safe from some maniac putting non-numeric
-- input in the parameter of args. Can consider whether to error
-- here for the usually-innocent maniacas.
class.count = tonumber(args[i]) or 0
sum_classes = sum_classes + class.count
end
end
end
local total
if project then
-- I think it makes more sense to do this sum here rather than in the
-- project loop above, because I initialized total here in the non-
-- project case
total = sum_classes + category_count(
project_classes[2].category,
project
)
else
total = tonumber(args[9]) or 100
end
local root = mw.html.create('table')
root:addClass('progression-rainbow')
:attr('role', 'presentation')
for _, class in pairs(classes) do
if class.count ~= 0 then
local percentage = class_percent(class.count, total)
root:newline() -- sprinkled through to make the HTML easier to read
:tag('td')
:css('background', frame:expandTemplate{
title = 'class/colour', args = { class.class }}
)
:css('width', percentage)
:tag('span')
-- wikitext accessibly-hidden by CSS
:wikitext(percentage .. " " .. class.category)
-- what is the more friendly way for i18n?
:done()
:done()
end
end
root:newline()
local remaining = percent_remaining(sum_classes, total)
if remaining then
root:tag('td')
:addClass('remaining')
:css('width', remaining)
:tag('span')
:wikitext(remaining .. " remaining")
:done()
:done()
:newline()
end
-- Not sure if p._main should be stringified instead of returning an object.
return frame:extensionTag{
name = 'templatestyles',
args = { src = 'Progression rainbow/styles.css'}
} .. '\n' .. tostring(root)
-- not sure how to add \n before root is initialized, because root must be
-- an HTML element, and \n is not
end
return p