Module:Color

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Lua error in Module:Documentation/Module at line 333: attempt to call field 'Documentation' (a table value).


local p = {}
local h = {}

local utilsPackage = require("Module:UtilsPackage")
local utilsString = require("Module:UtilsString")
local _Arguments = utilsPackage.lazyLoad("Module:Arguments")
local _utilsError = utilsPackage.lazyLoad("Module:UtilsError")

local Constants = mw.loadData("Module:Constants/Data")
local data = mw.loadData("Module:Color/Data")

local CAT_INVALID_ARGS = "[[Category:"..Constants.category.invalidArgs.."]]"
local CAT_INVALID_COLOR = "[[Category:Articles Using Invalid Color Names]]"

function p.Main(frame)
	local args = frame:getParent().args
	local coloredText, errorCategories = p.color(args[1], args[2])
	return coloredText .. (errorCategories or "")
end

function p.List(frame)
	local args = frame:getParent().args
	return p.listColors(args[1])
end

-- @return the colored text as a string
-- @return any error categories as a string, or nil
function p.color(colorId, text)
	if text == nil or text == "" then
		h.warn("<code>text</code> parameter is required.")
		return text or "", CAT_INVALID_ARGS
	end
	if colorId == nil or colorId == "" then
		h.warn("<code>color</code> parameter is required.")
		return text, CAT_INVALID_ARGS
	end
	if string.find(colorId, "\n", 1, true) or string.find(colorId, "\r", 1, true) or utilsString.startsWith(colorId, " ") or utilsString.endsWith(colorId, " ") then
		h.warn("<code>color</code> argument contains invalid whitespace such as newlines or leading/trailing spaces.")
		return text, CAT_INVALID_ARGS
	end
	
	local colorData = data.colors[colorId]
	if colorData == nil then
		h.invalidColor(colorId)
		return text, CAT_INVALID_COLOR
	end
	local colorValue = colorData.color
	local html = mw.html.create("span")
		:addClass("colored-text")
		:wikitext(text)
	if utilsString.startsWith(colorValue, "linear-gradient") then
		-- It's OK to use inline styles here because the color is a "fixed" part of the quote and applies to all Zelda Wiki skins
		-- This enables colors to be defined in one place in module data, which is easier to maintain
		html:css({
			["background-image"] = colorValue,
			["color"] = "transparent",
			["background-clip"] = "text",
			["-webkit-background-clip"] = "text"
		})
	else
		html:css("color", colorValue)
	end
	local result = tostring(html)
	if colorData.deprecated then
		local action = ""
		if type(colorData.deprecated) == "string" then
			action = string.format("Use <code>%s</code> instead.", colorData.deprecated)
		else
			action = "See [[Template:Color]] for a list of supported colors."
		end
		h.warn(string.format("Color <code>%s</code> is being discontinued. %s", colorId, action))
		return result, CAT_INVALID_COLOR
	end
	return result
end

function h.invalidColor(colorId)
	h.warn(string.format("<code>%s</code> is not a valid color name. See [[Template:Color]] for a list of supported colors.", colorId))
	_Arguments().store({
		module = "Module:Color",
		args = {
			[1] = colorId,
			[2] = text,
		},
		isValid = false,
	})
end

function h.warn(msg)
	_utilsError().warn(msg)
end

-- lists colors for one game, or all games if game is nil
function p.listColors(game)
	-- Perfomance optimization; only loading dependencies on the documentation pages where they're needed
	local Franchise = require("Module:Franchise")
	local utilsLayout = require("Module:UtilsLayout")
	local utilsString = require("Module:UtilsString")
	local utilsTable = require("Module:UtilsTable")
	
	local tableRows = {
		{
			header = true,
			{
				content = "Color",
				styles = {
					width = "150px"
				},
			},
			"Name",
			"Notes",
		}
	}
	local games = game and {game} or Franchise.enum({includeNonfiction = true})
	local listAllGames = game == nil
	local colorKeys = utilsTable.keys(data.colors)
	
	-- Remove deprecated colors
	colorKeys = utilsTable.filter(colorKeys, function(colorKey)
		return not data.colors[colorKey].deprecated
	end)
	
	local seenColorKeys = {}
	for _, game in ipairs(games) do -- "game" here could also be a book like Encyclopedia
		-- The added " " is for doing a whole-word match. e,g. SS should match "SS Green" but not "SSHD Green"
		local gameColorKeys = utilsTable.filter(colorKeys, utilsString._startsWith(game .. " "))
		table.sort(gameColorKeys)
		if listAllGames and #gameColorKeys > 0 then
			table.insert(tableRows, {
				header = true,
				{
					colspan = 3,
					content = string.format('<span id="%s">[[#%s|%s]]</span>', game, game, Franchise.display(game)), -- creates section links to each game
				}
			})
		end
		p.addRows(tableRows, gameColorKeys)
		seenColorKeys = utilsTable.concat(seenColorKeys, gameColorKeys)
	end

	local remainingColorKeys = utilsTable.difference(colorKeys, seenColorKeys)
	if listAllGames and #remainingColorKeys > 0 then
		table.insert(tableRows, {
			header = true,
			{
				colspan = 3,
				content = string.format("[[#Other|Other]]</span>"),
			}
		})
		p.addRows(tableRows, remainingColorKeys)
	end 
	return utilsLayout.table({
		caption = "Text Colors",
		rows = tableRows,
		hideEmptyColumns = true,
	})
end
function p.addRows(tableRows, gameColorKeys)
	for _, colorKey in ipairs(gameColorKeys) do
		local colorData = data.colors[colorKey]
		if not colorData.deprecated then
			table.insert(tableRows, {
				{
					content = " ", -- using whitespace so the cell isn't treated as being empty by utilsLayout
					styles = {
						["background"] = colorData.color,
					}
				},
				"<b><code>"..colorKey.."</code></b>",
				colorData.notes or ""
			})
		end
	end
end

-- [[:Category:Articles Using Invalid Color Names#Summary]]
function p.ReportInvalidColors(frame)
	local utilsLayout = require("Module:UtilsLayout")
	local utilsMarkup = require("Module:UtilsMarkup")
	local utilsTable = require("Module:UtilsTable")
	
	local invalidColors = _Arguments().query({
		module = "Module:Color",
		parameter = 1,
		isValid = false,
	})
	invalidColors = utilsTable.uniqueBy(invalidColors, "_pageName")
	invalidColors = utilsTable.groupBy(invalidColors, "argument")
	invalidColors = utilsTable.mapValues(invalidColors, utilsTable._map("_pageName"))
	
	local rows = {}
	for colorName, pages in pairs(invalidColors) do
		colorName = "<code>"..colorName.."</code>"
		local pageLinks = utilsTable.map(pages, utilsMarkup.link)
		local pageList = table.concat(pageLinks, " • ")
		table.insert(rows, {colorName, #pages, pageList})
	end
	-- sort descending by # of pages then ascending by color name
	table.sort(rows, function(a, b)
		if a[2] == b[2] then
			return a[1] < b[1]
		else
			return a[2] > b[2]
		end
	end)

	local wikitable = utilsLayout.table({
		headers = {"Invalid Color Name", "Page Count", "Pages"},
		rows = rows,
		sortable = true,
	})
	return wikitable
end

-- For auto-generated doc at Module:Colors/Data/Documentation
function p.Data()
	return p.listColors()
end

p.Templates = {
	["Color"] = {
		purpose = "This template allows text to be colored such that quotes from games (e.g. [[Template:Cite]]) or other media have the same color highlights as the source text. These colors convey meaningful empasis and are essential to Zelda Wiki's [[Guidelines:Terminology|terminology guidelines]].",
		format = "inline",
		params = {
			[1] = {
				name = "colorId",
				required = true,
				type = "string",
				desc = "The name of the color - see supported colors below"
			},
			[2] = {
				name = "text",
				required = true,
				type = "string",
				desc = "The text to color"
			}
		},
		examples = {
			{"TWWHD Vermilion", "merchant's oath"},
			{"SSHD Blue", "Demise"},
			{"invalid color", "foo"},
			{
				desc = "This template no longer supports arbitrary web colors. Use [[Template:Web Color]] instead. Name all in-game colors at [[Module:Color/Data]].",
				args = {"#f2a1b5", "custom color"},
			},
			{
				desc = "Leading/trailing whitespace is not allowed in the color name." ,
				args = {"SSHD Blue ", "Demise"},
			},
			{"SSHD\nBlue", "Demise"},
			{
				desc = "Both parameters are required.",
				args = {"", "missing color"},
			},
			{"missing text"},
			{""},
			{},
			{
				desc = "Color names can be discontinued.",
				args = {"deprecated color", "bar"},
			},
			{"replaced color", "bar"},
		}
	},
	["Color/List"] = {
		purpose = "This template lists the colors that [[Template:Color]] supports.",
		format = "inline",
		params = {
			[1] = {
				name = "game",
				type = "string",
				enum = {
					reference = "[[Data:Franchise]]" 
				},
				desc = "If specified, the template will output the colors for the given game only. Otherwise, all colors will be listed.",
				canOmit = true,
			}
		},
		examples = {
			{"BotW"},
			{"E"},
		}
	}
}

p.Schemas = {
	-- For auto-generated doc at Module:Color/Documentation
	color = {
		colorName = {
			type = "string",
			required = true,
			desc = "The name of a color from [[Module:Color/Data]]",
		},
		text = {
			type = "string",
			required = true,
			desc = "The text to color",
		},
	},
	-- For auto-generated doc at Module:Color/Data/Documentation
	Data = {
		type = "record",
		required = true,
		properties = {
			{
				name = "colors",
				required = true,
				type = "map",
				keys = {
					type = "string",
				},
				values = {
					type = "record",
					properties = {
						{
							name = "color",
							required = true,
							type = "string",
							desc = "A [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/hex-color hex color] (with preceding #) or a [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/gradient/linear-gradient linear-gradient].",
						},
						{
							name = "notes",
							type = "string",
							desc = "Anything that editors should know about the color – the context in which it appears, other colors it could be confused with, etc.",
						},
						{
							name = "deprecated",
							oneOf = {
								{
									type = "string"
								},
								{
									type = "boolean"
								},
							},
							desc = "The name of the color that should be used instead of this color going forward. If multiple colors apply, just put <code>true</code>.",
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

p.Documentation = {
	color = {
		params = {"colorName", "text"},
		returns = {
			"Colored text",
			"Error categories, or <code>nil</code> if no errors occurred",
		},
		cases = {
			{
				args = {"TMC Blue", "guy in green tights"},
				expect = {'<span class="colored-text" style="color:#37acbe">guy in green tights</span>', nil},
			},
			{
				args = {"notAColor", "foo"},
				expect = {"foo", "[[Category:Articles Using Invalid Color Names]]"},
			},
		},
	},
}

return p