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Extension:Proofread Page/Index data configuration - MediaWiki

The fields presented by the edit form in the Index namespace are configured by the JSON structure at the page MediaWiki:Proofreadpage index data config.

The content is an array of fields like this:

{
    "Title": {
        "type": "page",
        "size": 1,
        "default": "",
        "label": "Title",
        "help": "The title of the work."
        "header": true,
        "data": "title",
    },
    ...
}

The keys are

• type the data type (see below)
• size the default size of the form input for this field
• default the default value (set on page creation)
• label the human-readable label for this field
• help the human-readable help text for this field
• js include this field in the JS configuration structure in the Page namespace
• header: boolean; include this field as a parameter to {{:Mediawiki:Proofreadpage header template}} in the header when <pages ... header=1 /></code> is used.
• delimiter
• data: the data that this field represents (see below)

There are several data types fields can have:

• string free text
• string/line free text with a multi-line field
• page link to a Wiki page
• langcode language code of the index
• number numeric value
• Authority control types:
  • isbn ISBN value
  • oclc OCLC value
  • lccn LCCN value
  • ark Archival Resource Key value
  • arc National Archive control number
  • wikibase-itemid Wikidata item ID

You can specify a drop down with string and providing a list of options in values:

    "Status": {
        "type": "string",
        "values": {
            "T": "Done (all validated)",
            "V": "To be validated",
           ...
        },
        ...
    }

The data field denotes that the field has a particular meaning to ProofreadPage:

• progress the progress of the index (e.g. fully validated, etc)
• pagelist the content of the pagelist
• wikibase-itemid the attached Wikidata item
• ...

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