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This page shows how to include some page in its original form, without passing through the MediaWiki parser.
This page shows how to include some page in its original form, without passing through the MediaWiki parser. The main idea of why this example is important can be found in this article: [[A computable framework for accountable data assets]]<ref>[[Ben Koo]], [[A computable framework for accountable data assets]]</ref>.


For example the following code segment <code><nowiki>{{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}</nowiki></code> would render a a result like following:
For example the following code segment <code><nowiki>{{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}</nowiki></code> would render a a result like following:
  {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}
  {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}


In fact, if one tries to [[transclude]] a MediaWiki page in its original textual form without having MediaWiki parser parsing and interpreting the wiki code. One can do the following:
=Use unstripNoWiki text=
  {{#invoke:Test|originalText|{{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}}}
One may also use [[Lua]] to trim the textual content of the given input string:
Original source code:
<nowiki> {{#invoke:CodeWrapper| unstrip | {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}  }}</nowiki>
This MediaWiki code(wiki text) will be rendered as follow:
{{#invoke:CodeWrapper| unstrip | {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}  }}
 
=Use returnHTMLText function=
One may also use [[Lua]] to attach marker (<code><nowiki><syntaxhighlight lang=html></nowiki></code>) and preprocess the textual content of the given input string:
Original source code:
<nowiki> {{#invoke:CodeWrapper| returnHTMLText | {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}  }}</nowiki>
This MediaWiki code(wiki text) will be rendered as follow:
{{#invoke:CodeWrapper| returnHTMLText | {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}  }}
 
=Use luaSourceCodeText function=
One may also use [[Lua]] to trim the textual content of the given input string:
Original source code:
<nowiki> {{#invoke:CodeWrapper| luaSourceCodeText | {{:Module:Banana}}  }}</nowiki>
This MediaWiki code(wiki text) will be rendered as follow:
{{#invoke:CodeWrapper| luaSourceCodeText | {{:Module:Banana}}  }}
 
=Use reverseResult Function=
In fact, if one needs to string.reverse function of [[Lua]] library. One can do the following:
  <nowiki>{{#invoke:CodeWrapper|returnHTMLText|{{#invoke:CodeWrapper|reverseResult|{{:Module:Banana}}}} }}</nowiki>
The rendered page segment looks like follows:
{{#invoke:CodeWrapper|returnHTMLText|{{#invoke:CodeWrapper|reverseResult|{{:Module:Banana}}}} }}
 
=Some configurable results=
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Wiki Source Code !! Rendered Result
|-
|
{{#invoke:CodeWrapper| returnDecodedText |{{:Demo:IfExpr1}} }}
||
{{#invoke:CodeWrapper| unstrip |{{:Demo:IfExpr1}} }}
|-
|
{{#invoke:CodeWrapper| returnDecodedText |{{:Demo:IfExpr2}} }}
||
{{#invoke:CodeWrapper| unstrip |{{:Demo:IfExpr2}} }}
|}
 
<noinclude>
=References=
<references/>
=Related Pages=
[[Category:Lua]]
[[Category:Scribunto]]
</noinclude>

Latest revision as of 02:24, 19 May 2022

This page shows how to include some page in its original form, without passing through the MediaWiki parser. The main idea of why this example is important can be found in this article: A computable framework for accountable data assets[1].

For example the following code segment {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}} would render a a result like following:

{{#switch: {{#expr: 3+2*1}}
 | 1 = one
 | 2 = two
 | 3|4|5 = any of 3–5
 | 6 = six
 | 7 = {{uc:sEveN}} <!--lowercase-->
 | #default = other
}}


Use unstripNoWiki text

One may also use Lua to trim the textual content of the given input string: Original source code:

 {{#invoke:CodeWrapper| unstrip | {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}  }}

This MediaWiki code(wiki text) will be rendered as follow:

 any of 3–5


Use returnHTMLText function

One may also use Lua to attach marker (<syntaxhighlight lang=html>) and preprocess the textual content of the given input string: Original source code:

 {{#invoke:CodeWrapper| returnHTMLText | {{:Demo:SwitchStatement7}}  }}

This MediaWiki code(wiki text) will be rendered as follow:

 {{#switch: {{#expr: 3+2*1}}
 | 1 = one
 | 2 = two
 | 3|4|5 = any of 3–5
 | 6 = six
 | 7 = {{uc:sEveN}} &lt;!--lowercase--&gt;
 | #default = other
}}

Use luaSourceCodeText function

One may also use Lua to trim the textual content of the given input string: Original source code:

 {{#invoke:CodeWrapper| luaSourceCodeText | {{:Module:Banana}}  }}

This MediaWiki code(wiki text) will be rendered as follow:

 local p = {} --p stands for package

function p.hello( frame )
    --return "Hello, world!"
    return frame
end

return p

Use reverseResult Function

In fact, if one needs to string.reverse function of Lua library. One can do the following:

{{#invoke:CodeWrapper|returnHTMLText|{{#invoke:CodeWrapper|reverseResult|{{:Module:Banana}}}} }}

The rendered page segment looks like follows:

p nruter

dne
emarf nruter    
"!dlrow ,olleH" nruter--    
) emarf (olleh.p noitcnuf

egakcap rof sdnats p-- }{ = p lacol

Some configurable results

Wiki Source Code Rendered Result

'''Wrapper wikicode or text''' {{#ifexpr: 3<5 | This expression is {{#expr: 0=0}} | This expression is evaluated to {{#expr: 9>9}} }} '''Wrapper wikicode'''.

Wrapper wikicode or text This expression is 1 Wrapper wikicode.

{{#ifexpr: 7=3 | {{#expr: 3+2=5}} RESULT | some text representing {{#expr: 1<1}} result }}

some text representing 0 result


References

Related Pages