Module:families/templates

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This module provides access to Module:families from templates, so that they can make use of the information stored there.

Exported functions

exists

{{#invoke:families/templates|exists|(family code)}}

Check whether a family code exists and is valid. It will return "1" if the family code exists, and the empty string "" if it does not.

This is rarely needed, because a script error will result when someone uses a code that is not valid, so you do not need this just to check for errors. However, in case you need to decide different actions based on whether a certain parameter is a family code or something else, this function can be useful.

getByCode

{{#invoke:families/templates|getByCode|(family code)|(item to look up)|(index)}}

Queries information about a family code.

  • The family code should be one of the codes that is defined in Module:families data. If it is missing or does not exist, the result will be a script error.
  • The item is the name of one of the pieces of data that is stored for a family, such as getCanonicalName or getFamily. If no item has been provided, the result will be a script error. However, if the name of a nonexistent item is given, the result will be an empty string. This allows you to check for the presence or absence of an item without triggering errors.
  • The index is optional, and is used for items that are lists, such as getOtherNames. It selects which item in the list to return. On items that are single strings, like getFamily, it has no effect. If no index is given, the default will be 1 (the first subitem). If an index is given that is higher than the number of items in the list, the result will be an empty string.

For example, to request the default (canonical) name of the family whose code is sla: 

{{#invoke:families/templates|getByCode|sla|getCanonicalName}}
  • Result: Slavic

To request its second name, if any: 

{{#invoke:families/templates|getByCode|sla|getOtherNames|1}}
  • Result: Slavonic

To request its family: 

{{#invoke:families/templates|getByCode|sla|getFamily}}
  • Result: ine-bsl

See also


local export = {}

function export.exists(frame)
	return require("Module:families").getByCode(
		require("Module:parameters").process(frame.args, {
			 = {required = true}
		})
	) and "1" or ""
end

function export.getByCode(frame)
	return require("Module:language-like").templateGetByCode(
		require("Module:parameters").process(frame.args, {
			 = {required = true, type = "family"},
			 = {required = true},
			 = {}
		})
	)
end

function export.getByCanonicalName(frame)
	local fam = require("Module:families").getByCanonicalName(
		require("Module:parameters").process(frame.args, {
			 = {required = true}
		})
	)
	return fam and fam:getCode() or ""
end

return export
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