User talk:Perhelion/cleanup.js

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Cleanup

The cleanup script formats and standardizes the file description (the {{Information}} standard template)

Parameter names are unified to lower case, understroke to space.

The sequence of parameters is the same as it is displayed:

• description
• date
• source
• author
• [permission]
• [other versions]
• [other fields]

date should be in the standard format, whenever possible: yyy-mm-dd (e.g. 2021-01-13), without the time

source can be {{Own}}, {{Own using}}, {{ Own based | filename | by = username | d = size }}

Please avoid to generate a list item (with a "*") – {{Own based}} can do it, either horizontal or vertical

author can be {{U|username}}, or {{Ut}}, {{Uw}}, {{Uwt}} to avoid the redlink with {{U}};

{{AutVec}} can specify both users when a bitmap image has been vectorized

Note: author is always a user, without its talk space

{{Attrib}}s can be added here

Please avoid list constructions like

• filename  : user_1
• derivative: user_2

permission the parameter should be removed when a == int:license-header == exists

other versions can be removed if empty

other fields for different more descriptions, as e.g. {{Image generation}}

Derivatives and vectorizings

There are different possibilities to show that a drawing uses other drawings, depending on the individual relation

• with source={{Own based|filename, eventuallly mentioning its creator with by=user, and displaying the file[s]

  that will be the best form for drawings inspired by other drawings in Commons. As many file names and users as needed can be specified.

• with source={{Own using}} and followed by e.g. one or more external links

  that will be the best form for drawings inspired by other drawings, when they can be linked with a URL.

• with source={{Derived from| file1 | file2 |... |b1=u1|b2=u2 | ... }} and possible displaying the file[s].
• with additional {{Attrib}} or {{Attribs}} (as many as needed) mainly when elements of other drawings are used.
• with author={{AutVec}} for mere vectorisations, specifying both authors [and the original raster image].
• with {{Retouched}} when it is really a small modification of another file, as e.g. another color, or text translation of an SVG

  becomes integrated into Image generation/File generation description.

In general only one of these possibilities will be the best solution. See also {{Derivatives}} to show other files originating on a file.

Users using User:Perhelion/simpleSVGcheck.js

1. 1997kB
2. 2147483647
3. 4nn1l2*
4. AntiCompositeNumber *
5. AtomicMario
6. ARR8
7. Begoon
8. Berrely
9. BrianYWH
10. Carnby
11. Clpo13 *
12. CptViraj *
13. D6283
14. Dvorapa
15. EduardoFP7
16. Eiim
17. Ezarate *
18. Fredddie
19. Grolltech
20. Hbf878
21. Hello71
22. Huntster*
23. Janbery
24. Jayprakash12345
25. Jmarchn
26. Jonteemil
27. Kirilloparma
28. Liuxinyu970226
29. Macucal
30. Michel Bakni
31. NikNaks
32. Niridya
33. Perhelion *
34. Pokechu22
35. Premeditated
36. RaFaDa20631
37. RogueScholar
38. Samuel Wiki
39. Senator2029
40. Shyamal
41. The Eloquent Peasant
42. Thibaut120094
43. User456541
44. Vulphere
45. Wallroth
46. Yeeno
47. علاء *

- the testversion (with cleanup):

1. Kalliauer
2. Minorax*
3. Mrmw
4. Petrus3743
5. RicHard-59
6. Smokefoot
7. Vanisaac

- the sandbox (currently unavailable):

1. Sarang

- sarang♥사랑 14:00, 16 December 2020 (UTC)

File generation description

The present cleanup performs the change to that layout, when it is a chemical structure. There are different possibilities to recognize that fact; 100% working is when either

• the topic id specified with "s=sf" or "s=eq", or
• the File Description contains the license {{PD-chem}}, it may even be a comment surrounded with <!-- -->.

It is possible to change the license after the script has made its suggestions, then leave it e.g. clicking on the highlighted validator field and return to the edit. Now the script is performed again and generates now the code for FGD. Normally all the other edits are not changed, but sometimes this second run may alter what has been done. When the second run of the script destroys previous edits, it will be useful to copy some parts before leaving and paste it the second run.

A simple preview won't cause a new script performance, but other leavings (e.g. to check a link) will. In such cases it is recommended to copy the content, to have the possibility to paste it when the edits got lost. -- sarang♥사랑 20:05, 26 December 2020 (UTC)

Removal of obsolete entries

Galleries

When the files in the file list for a gallery are prefixed with "File:" (or "Image:"), this useless namespace is removed.

Technical basics to 1=

There happened a substantial misunderstanding and severe misinterpretion of template documentation.

Disambiguation:

Every parameter specification in every template consists of two parts, the parameter name and the parameter value.

It is essential to know the difference between these two parts to understand template documentation.

• Parameter names can always be specified empty (=no value), in most cases without consequence - like not done.
• Parameter values are either optional, suggested or required.

Parameters are either named or positional.

• Named parameters can only be specified by a name (or alias), an equal sign and the value: the name is necessary.
• Positional parameters can be specified either by their position, or by their number followed by an equal sign prepending the parameter value:

The 'parameter name' of a positional parameter is represented by a numeric value.

While the name of a named parameter is always necessary for its specification, the name of a positional parameter (=the position number) is only necessary when

1. the parameter is specified outside its positional order, or
2. the parameter value contains free equal signs,

otherwise it might be used – but it is not necessary.

When a template documentation calls a parameter 'required' it depends the parameter value;

a parameter name (or position number) can only be either necessary or not necessary.

It is complete nonsense to tell a parameter name (or position number) "required" —required can only be a parameter value.

I hope that this may help for better understanding -- sarang♥사랑 21:53, 24 September 2021 (UTC)

Language templates

When the value is a text string without any equal sign, templates as e.g. {{en|1=descriptionianal text}} get the useless "1=" removed. It works also when templates are transcluded – when they have a 1= it will be ignored. Law of 9/22:

Since 2021-09-22, due to a proposal of a subcompetent user who misinterprets documentation, a new rule for Commons prohibits the removal of superfluous names from positional parameters.

Chemical structures and equations

To get the File generation description when the script is not able to detect the chemical nature of the file, just change the license to {{PD-chem}}.
To tell that it is an equation, set {{PD-chem}}|s=eq} or{{PD-chem|t=eq}} and the script will know.
Make these as an edit and continue to the script by clicking the first W3C-icon above.

Legtab expansions

To enable the abbreviating use of ((T|Legtab}}, which allows only two parameters, workarounds had been invented to allow

• Legend-lines (or empty legends with the line= parameter)
• bordered boxes (legends with the border= parameter)
• striped boxes (legends with the stripe= parameter)
• lined boxes (legends with the line= parameter)

For these expansions a more complicated parameter 1, normally the box color, can be interpreted.
Stripes performed with a file from SVG stripe texture overlays are rather easy:
a box color as e.g. #F00 expanded by a 2-char-prefix B)#F00 will be striped by the file SVGstripesB.svg

Border definitions (for lines and borders) are bit more complicated. Borders are defined with the three values border-color, border-width and border-style, in any sequence:

• border-color can be expressed by any valid color definition
• border-width expresses the line width with any measurement, preferable e.g. "2px".
• border-style can be solid, dotted, dashed, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset, hidden, none.

It had been thought but not performed to allow abbreviations and defaults for width and style.

It is easy to differ between the defined borders: parameter 1 containing no space is just a color code, eventually striped;
with two spaces it is only a "line"; with three spaces it's a bordered color box (sequence:color border);
and with four spaces it's a color box containing a line (sequence:color  line, with two spaces after color).