Extension:SimpleCalendar

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Manuel des extensions MediaWiki
Simple Calendar
État de la version : stable
Implémentation Fonction d'analyseur
Description Fournit une extension de calendrier très simple qui restitue un tableau de tous les mois de l'année, chaque jour étant un article wiki
Auteur(s) Aran Dunkley (Naddiscussion)
Maintenance Osnarddiscussion
Dernière version 1.4.0 (2021-06-14)
Politique de compatibilité Pour chaque version de MediaWiki qui est une version avec support à long terme (LTS - Long Term Support) il existe une branche correspondante dans l'extension.
MediaWiki 1.25+
Composer mediawiki/simple-calendar
Licence Licence publique générale GNU v2.0 ou supérieur
Téléchargement
Téléchargements trimestriels 10 (Ranked 76th)
Traduire l’extension SimpleCalendar

L'extension SimpleCalendar est une extension Calendar très simple qui restitue un tableau de tous les mois de l'année, chaque jour étant un article wiki. Les jours qui ne contiennent rien s'affichent sous forme de lien rouge. Cliquer dessus créera un nouvel article comme habituellement. Il s'installe comme une fonction d'analyse, donc la syntaxe suivante est utilisée :

{{#calendar:}}

Lorsqu'elle est utilisée de cette manière sans aucun paramètre, un calendrier des douze mois sera rendu avec chaque jour pointant vers un article utilisant la date comme titre.

Installation

  • Téléchargez et placez le(s) fichier(s) dans un répertoire appelé SimpleCalendar dans votre dossier extensions/.
    Les développeurs et les contributeurs au code doivent à la place installer l'extension à partir de Git en utilisant:cd extensions/
    git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/extensions/SimpleCalendar
  • Ajoutez le code suivant à la fin de votre fichier LocalSettings.php  :
    wfLoadExtension( 'SimpleCalendar' );
    
  •   Fait – Accédez à Special:Version sur votre wiki pour vérifier que l'extension a bien été installée.

Utilisation

Paramètres

There are a number of parameters which allow calendars for different specific purposes.

  • titleThe name of the article which each day in a calendar table links to is by default the date, e.g. 27 Jan 2008. If you want to have different calendars for different purposes, then the title parameter will precede the names with a separating slash character, for example, setting title to "Harry" will cause the dates to format as Harry/27 Jan 2008.
  • yearThis changes the year of the calendar table, the default if no year is specified is the current year.
  • monthIf a month is supplied, then only a single month will be rendered instead of a table containing all twelve months.
  • queryThis allows extra query-string information to be appended to the links for days which don't exist. The main use for this would be to allow some preloaded content in the newly created calendar articles. See examples below. The syntax looks a little strange because it has two equals characters in it.
  • formatThe default date format for date-articles linked to from the days in the calendar tables is, e.g. 2 February 1972, but can be adjusted by supplying a PHP date format in the format parameter. See PHP Manual - strftime for details about how to specify a date format.
  • dayformatThis sets the format of the titles of each day of the week at the top of the month tables. The default setting is M T W T F S S, but can be set to %a for abbreviated names in the current language such as Mon Tue..., or %A for full names in the current language.

CSS

The extension installs its own CSS which formats the tables as shown in the example images. You can add new rules to adjust the tables to your own needs. The default CSS that it installs is as follows.

table.calendar       { margin: 0; padding: 10px; }
table.calendar td    { margin: 0; padding: 2px; vertical-align: top; }
table.calendar th    { padding: 2px; background-color: #ddd; color: #666; text-align: center; font-size: 120%; font-weight: bold; border: none; }
table.month          { border: 2px solid #ccc; }
table.month .dow th  { color: #aaa; text-align: center; font-size: 110%; }
table.month td.today { background-color:#ddd; }
table.month td {
	border: none;
	margin: 0;
	padding: 1pt 1.5pt;
	font-weight: bold;
	font-size: 8pt;
	text-align: right;
	background-color: #eee;
	}
table.month td.day-active a { color: #217A28; }
table.month td.day-empty  a { color: #cc0000; }

Examples

 
Example calendar for the month of January 2007
The examples above use the CURRENTUSER variable which is not installed by default. See Extension:MyVariables if you're interested in adding variables.
{{#calendar: title={{CURRENTUSER}} }}
{{#calendar: title={{CURRENTUSER}} | year=2001 }}
{{#calendar: year=2007 | month=jan | title={{CURRENTUSER}} }}


this example renders the May table for the current year

{{#calendar: month=05 }}


this example uses the new query parameter to pre-load the NewDay template article into newly created dates. It looks a little confusing, but what it's saying is: add "preload=template" to the link

{{#calendar: query=preload=Template:NewDay }}

Changelogs

  • Version 1.4.0 (2021-06-14): Code refactoring; Compatility to modern MW versions.
  • Version 1.3.0 (2015-06-22): Uses the new Extension registration system for loading.
  • Version 1.2.11 (2015-06-19): Includes the default CSS in the extension now
  • Version 1.2.10 (2015-05-10): Fixed up lazy HTML and fixed default date format to work on Windows servers
  • Version 1.2.4 (2007-10-18): Don't die if generated title is invalid
  • Version 1.2.3 (2007-10-13): Use language settings for day and month names and add dayformat parameter
  • Version 1.2 (2007-05-03): Added format parameter.
  • Version 1.1 (2007-05-02): Changed to named parameters and added the query parameter. The style of the day-links are now handled by two new CSS classes, day-active and day-empty.