Extension:PageTriage

Manuel des extensions MediaWiki

PageTriage État de la version : stable
Implémentation	Page spéciale , Interface utilisateur:
Description	Facilite la révision et l'approbation des nouvelles pages
Auteur(s)	Ryan Kaldari, Benny Situ
Dernière version	0.3.0 (2018-06-26)
Politique de compatibilité	branches de version
MediaWiki	1.27+
Modifie la base de données	Oui
Tables	pagetriage_log pagetriage_page pagetriage_page_tags pagetriage_tags
Licence	Licence MIT
Téléchargement	Télécharger l'extension Git [?]: Télécharger la branche master de Git parcourir le dépôt (GitHub) historique des validations (commits) relecture du code
Exemple	Special:NewPagesFeed on the English Wikipedia
Paramètres $wgPageTriageMaxAge $wgTalkPageNoteTemplate $wgPageTriageStickyStatsNav $wgPageTriageNamespaces $wgPageTriageMarkPatrolledLinkExpiry $wgPageTriageDeletionTagsOptionsMessages $wgPageTriageTagsOptionsMessages $wgPageTriageEnabledEchoEvents $wgPageTriageEnableOresFilters $wgPageTriageInfiniteScrolling $wgPageTriageEnableCopyvio $wgPageTriageProjectLink $wgPageTriageCurationModules $wgPageTriageLearnMoreUrl $wgPageTriageCacheVersion $wgPageTriageDraftNamespaceId $wgPageTriageDeletionTagsOptionsContentLanguageMessages $wgPtTemplatePath $wgPageTriageEnableCurationToolbar $wgPageTriageFeedbackUrl $wgPageTriagePagesPerRequest $wgPageTriageNoIndexUnreviewedNewArticles $wgPageTriageStickyControlNav
Droits ajoutés pagetriage-copyvio
Accroches utilisées ArticleDeleteComplete ArticleViewFooter BeforeCreateEchoEvent BlockIpComplete ChangeTagsAllowedAdd ChangeTagsListActive EchoGetDefaultNotifiedUsers LinksUpdateComplete ListDefinedTags LoadExtensionSchemaUpdates LocalUserCreated MarkPatrolledComplete ORESCheckModels PageMoveComplete PageSaveComplete ResourceLoaderGetConfigVars ResourceLoaderRegisterModules RevisionFromEditComplete UserMergeAccountFields
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PageTriage is an extension that aims to provide a feature-rich interface for triaging newly-created articles. It is intended to replace the new page patrol core function while adding additional functionality for reviewing, tagging, and improving new articles. It adds a Special:NewPagesFeed page, and a page curation toolbar to new pages for those with the 'patrol' permission. It was developed by the Wikimedia Foundation's Features Engineering team. Pour les détails supplémentaires voir Page Curation.

An important note is that some of the configuration and code is specific to the English-language Wikipedia's workflows and as it's constructed now the extension is pretty much impossible to internationalize. (Voir Phabricator:T50552.)

Téléchargement

Cette extension peut être récupérée directement depuis Git ^[?]:

• Naviguer dans le code
• Certaines extensions étiquettent les versions stables.
  • Naviguer dans les Étiquettes
  • Sélectionner l'étiquette
  • Cliquer sur snapshot (instantané)
• Chaque branche correspond à une version antérieure de MediaWiki. Il y a aussi une branche master (maître) qui contient la dernière version alpha (elle peut nécessiter une version alpha de MediaWiki)
  • Naviguer dans les branches
  • Sélectionnez le nom d'une branche
  • Cliquez sur Continue (continuer)

Décompressez l'instantané et placez-le dans le répertoire extensions/PageTriage/ de votre installation MediaWiki.

Si vous êtes familier de Git et si vous avez un accès au shell de votre serveur, vous pouvez aussi obtenir l'extension de la manière suivante:

cd extensions/
git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/extensions/PageTriage.git

Installation

• Téléchargez et placez le(s) fichiers (s) dans un répertoire appelé PageTriage dans votre dossier extensions/.

• Ajoutez le code suivant à la fin de votre fichier LocalSettings.php :

  wfLoadExtension( 'PageTriage' );
  // These two settings are optional, and will enable the Articles-for-Creation mode.
  $wgExtraNamespaces[118] = 'Draft';
  $wgPageTriageDraftNamespaceId = 118;
  

• Exécutez le script de mise à jour qui va créer automatiquement les tables de base de données dont cette extension a besoin.
•  Fait – Accédez à Special:Version sur votre wiki pour vérifier que l'extension a bien été installée.

Pour les utilisateurs de MediaWiki 1.24 ou précédents :

Les instructions ci-dessus décrivent la nouvelle procédure pour installer cette extension en utilisant wfLoadExtension(). Si vous avez besoin d'installer cette extension sur les précédentes versions de MediaWiki (1.24 ou antérieur), à la place de wfLoadExtension( 'PageTriage' );, vous devez utiliser :

require_once "$IP/extensions/PageTriage/PageTriage.php";

To actually see the extension working:

• Add a new stub page as an anonymous user.
• Visit Special:NewPagesFeed

The new page should appear, flagged as "No categories", "Orphan", etc. To see the page curation toolbar:

• Login as a user with the 'sysop' permission, or add a group with the "patrol" permission, and add some user to that group, and login as that user.
• Visit Special:NewPagesFeed
• Now you should see a "Review" button next to the new page.
• Click this and you should see the page curation toolbar on the new page.

Configuration de l'extension

The extension is based on the 'patrol' right. For more information about configuring patrolling, see Manuel:Patrouillage .

The following configuration variables can be set from your LocalSettings.php file:

• $wgPageTriageEnableCurationToolbar: Set to false to disable the curation toolbar (default is true)
• $wgPageTriageInfiniteScrolling: Whether or not to use infinite scrolling in the new pages feed (default is true)
• $wgPageTriageNoIndexUnreviewedNewArticles: Set this to true if new, unreviewed articles should be set to noindex. In other words, if they should not be indexed by search engines until they are reviewed. (default is false)
• $wgPageTriageMaxAge: The age (in days) at which PageTriage allows unreviewed articles to become indexed by search engines (if $wgPageTriageNoIndexUnreviewedNewArticles is true) (default is 90).
• $wgPageTriageNamespaces: The namespaces that PageTriage is active in. (default is NS_MAIN and NS_USER).

Voir extension.json pour la liste complète des variables de configuration.

Configuration sur le wiki

It is possible to configure much of PageTriage on-wiki via the pages MediaWiki:PageTriageExternalDeletionTagsOptions.js and MediaWiki:PageTriageExternalTagsOptions.js, although the structure of the configuration may change in the future (to better accommodate wikis besides English Wikipedia).

You can get a general idea of how the configuration works by looking at the following:

Section de la boîte à outils	Fichier par défaut	Personnalisation de la Wikipédia en anglais
Ajouter des balises	modules/ext.pageTriage.defaultTagsOptions/ext.pageTriage.defaultTagsOptions.js	en:MediaWiki:PageTriageExternalTagsOptions.js
Marquer à supprimer	modules/ext.pageTriage.defaultDeletionTagsOptions/ext.pageTriage.defaultDeletionTagsOptions.js	en:MediaWiki:PageTriageExternalDeletionTagsOptions.js

Both of these files operate in much the same way.

There are two top-level jQuery variables that define the curation templates that are listed in the curation toolbar under the (add tags) and (nominate for deletion) buttons. Ce sont :

$.pageTriageTagsOptions = {};
$.pageTriageDeletionTagsOptions = { Main: {}, User: {} };

The 'Main' and 'User' refer to the namespace of the page being curated. Each sub-item in the three sets above defines the tabs shown at the left side of the toolbar, and has the following form:

{
    label: 'Short title',
    desc: 'A longer description.', // Text only, no HTML or Wikitext markup
    multiple: false, // Whether more than one of the tags can selected at once.
    tags: { tag1 = {}, tag2 = {} }
}

Then the actual templates that are listed are defined under the above tags variable. Each deletion template has the following form:

{
    tag: 'Actual_template_name', // Without the 'Template:' prefix.
    label: 'Friendly template title',
    desc: 'A longer description.', // Text only, no HTML or Wikitext markup
    code: '',
    params: {},
    anchor: '',
    talkpagenotiftopictitle: 'message-name', // The message name (e.g. pagetriage-del-tags-speedy-deletion-nomination-notify-topic-title) used as the section/topic title when posting to the editing user's talk page.  Usually, you can reuse one of the existing messages (currently pagetriage-del-tags-speedy-deletion-nomination-notify-topic-title, pagetriage-del-tags-prod-notify-topic-title, pagetriage-del-tags-xfd-notify-topic-title).  If you need a new one, file a task so $wgPageTriageDeletionTagsOptionsContentLanguageMessages or the PageTriage repository can be updated.
    talkpagenotiftpl: 'Template_name' // The template that will be added to the editing user's talk page, not including the talk page heading (handled by talkpagenotiftopictitle).
}

At the moment, some tags must be present:

1. $.pageTriageDeletionTagsOptions.Main.xfd.tags.articlefordeletion

Exemple

So, if you don't want to use any of the built-in deletion templates (which can be imported from NewPagesFeed_Templates.xml, by the way) then you can replace them all with a single one by adding the following at the bottom of your MediaWiki:PageTriageExternalDeletionTagsOptions.js page:

var deletionSection = {
    label: 'Deletion',
    desc: 'Nominate for deletion.',
    multiple: false,
    tags: {
        articlefordeletion: {
            tag: 'delete',
            label: 'Delete',
            desc: 'Nominate this page for deletion.',
            code: '',
            params: {},
            anchor: '',
            talkpagenotiftopictitle: 'pagetriage-del-tags-xfd-notify-topic-title',
            talkpagenotiftpl: 'Deletion notification'
        }
    }
};
$.pageTriageDeletionTagsOptions = { Main: { xfd: deletionSection }, User: { xfd: deletionSection } };

Accroches côté client

PageTriage provides a specialized action queue system to allow other scripts and gadgets to integrate with it. This is similar to mw.hook except that it uses promises. This is done using the mw.pageTriage.actionQueue module. See the comments in the source code for documentation on how the system works.

The actionQueue module is available after the mw.hook ext.pageTriage.toolbar.ready fires. PageTriage will give the action queue handler an Object with the following data, in addition to other data as noted below:

• pageid — ID of the page being reviewed.
• title — Title of the page, including namespace.
• reviewer — Username of who is using PageTriage.
• creator — Username of the creator of the page.
• reviewed — Whether or not the page is currently or will be marked as reviewed.

Actions disponibles

• delete — Fired when the reviewer tags a page for deletion. The data given to the handler also includes:
  • tags — An object of all the templates added to the page. The keys are the template title, and the values are an object of metadata, including things like the speedy deletion code.
• mark — Fired when the review status of a page is changed. Also includes:
  • note — The personal message the reviewer added for the creator of the page. This may be blank.
• tags — Fired when maintenance tags are added to the page. Also includes:
  • tags — An array of the titles of all templates that were added to the page.
  • note — The personal message the reviewer added for the creator of the page. This may be blank.

Exemple

To use the action queue, register a function to be ran when an aforementioned action is fired. PageTriage will wait for any asynchronous code to complete before doing anything else, such as refreshing the page. For example, to edit Sandbox after a page has been marked as reviewed, you could use:

$( function () {
	// You must first listen for the ext.pageTriage.toolbar.ready event using mw.hook, to ensure your handler is registered at the right time.
	mw.hook( 'ext.pageTriage.toolbar.ready' ).add( function ( queue ) {
    	// Listen for the 'mark' action.
		queue.add( 'mark', function ( data ) {
			return new mw.Api().edit( 'Sandbox', function ( revision ) {
				// Replace 'foo' with the note the reviewer left.
				return revision.content.replace( 'foo', data.note );
			} );
		} );
	} );
} );

API

PageTriage adds 5 API endpoints which can be used:

• api.php?action=pagetriagestats - Retrieves stats about the number of pages in the queue and the top reviewers
• api.php?action=pagetriagelist - Retrieves the list of pages in the queue and associated metadata
• api.php?action=pagetriageaction - Mark a page as reviewed or unreviewed
• api.php?action=pagetriagetagging - Add clean-up tags or deletion templates to a page
• api.php?action=pagetriagetemplate - Internal API for fetching Backbone templates for use in the JS application

Voir aussi

• commons:Category:PageTriage extension