มอดูล:dump
- The following documentation is located at มอดูล:dump/documentation. [edit]
- Useful links: subpage list • links • transclusions • testcases • sandbox
See Module:Dump on Wikipedia for documentation.
testcase = { -- table_1
"one",
"two",
[-1] = "negative one",
[0.5] = "one half",
[99] = "ninety nine",
[100] = "one hundred",
[" "] = "space",
["1 –◆— z"] = "unicode",
alpha = "aaa",
beta = "bbb",
c = 123,
data = { -- table_2
__metatable = {
__index = function_1,
__tostring = function_2,
},
"three",
"four",
[false] = "F",
[true] = "T",
function_3 = "dumper",
F = false,
T = true,
alpha2 = "aaa2",
beta2 = "bbb2",
c2 = 1234,
data2 = {
"five",
"six",
alpha3 = "aaa3",
beta3 = "bbb3",
c3 = 12345,
fruit = { -- table_5
"apple",
"banana",
[0] = "zero",
back = table_2, -- repeat
table_6 = "anon",
},
me = table_1, -- repeat
table_5 = "fruit",
},
dumper = function_3,
me = table_2, -- self
},
testcase = table_1, -- self
z = "zoo",
}
-- Dump a table to help develop other modules.
-- It is also possible to use mw.dumpObject() but the result from this
-- module is clearer and is close to valid Lua source.
-- The main purpose is to allow easy inspection of Wikidata items.
-- Preview the following in a sandbox to see entity Q833639 as a Lua table:
-- {{#invoke:dump|wikidata|Q833639}}
-- Preview the following to dump a built-in table:
-- {{#invoke:dump|testcase}}
local Collection -- a table to hold items
Collection = {
add = function (self, item)
if item ~= nil then
self.n = self.n + 1
self[self.n] = item
end
end,
join = function (self, sep)
return table.concat(self, sep)
end,
remove = function (self, pos)
if self.n > 0 and (pos == nil or (0 < pos and pos <= self.n)) then
self.n = self.n - 1
return table.remove(self, pos)
end
end,
sort = function (self, comp)
table.sort(self, comp)
end,
new = function ()
return setmetatable({n = 0}, Collection)
end
}
Collection.__index = Collection
local function pre_block(text)
-- Pre tags returned by a module do not act like wikitext <pre>...</pre>.
return '<pre>\n' ..
mw.text.nowiki(text) ..
(text:sub(-1) == '\n' and '' or '\n') ..
'</pre>\n'
end
local function make_tabstr(indent)
-- Return a string to generate one level of indent.
if indent == 'tab' then
-- Tabs do not work well in a browser edit window, but can force them.
return '\t'
end
indent = tonumber(indent)
if not (type(indent) == 'number' and 1 <= indent and indent <= 32) then
indent = 4
end
return string.rep(' ', indent)
end
local function _dumphtml(html, tabwidth)
-- Return a pretty-text formatted dump of an html string.
-- This assumes clean html, for example, tag "<table>" not "< table >".
if type(html) ~= 'string' then
return ''
end
local selfClosingTags = { -- from mw.html.lua
area = true,
base = true,
br = true,
col = true,
command = true,
embed = true,
hr = true,
img = true,
input = true,
keygen = true,
link = true,
meta = true,
param = true,
source = true,
track = true,
wbr = true,
}
local tabstr = make_tabstr(tabwidth)
local function indent_pad(depth, isfirst)
-- Return a string with an indent to match depth.
if depth > 0 then
return '\n' .. string.rep(tabstr, depth)
end
return isfirst and '' or '\n'
end
local function extract(result, html, pos, len, depth, currenttag)
-- Dump more of html into table result and return new pos.
local has_child
while pos <= len do
local s, e = html:find('<[^<>]*>', pos)
if s then
if s > pos then
table.insert(result, html:sub(pos, s-1))
end
if html:sub(s+1, s+1) == '/' then
-- A closing tag.
local tag = html:match('^([a-zA-Z0-9]+)>', s+2) or 'NOTAG'
if tag == currenttag then
local indent = has_child and indent_pad(depth - 1) or ''
table.insert(result, indent .. '</' .. tag .. '>')
else
-- Should never happen.
table.insert(result, '\n</' .. tag .. '>')
end
return e + 1
end
local tag = html:match('^[a-zA-Z0-9]+', s+1) or 'NOTAG'
if html:sub(e-1, e-1) == '/' or selfClosingTags[tag] then
-- A self-closing tag.
table.insert(result, html:sub(s, e))
pos = e + 1
else
-- An opening tag.
table.insert(result, indent_pad(depth, pos == 1) .. html:sub(s, e))
pos = extract(result, html, e+1, len, depth+1, tag)
has_child = true
end
else
table.insert(result, html:sub(pos))
break
end
end
return len + 1
end
local result = {}
html = html:gsub('>%s+<', '><'):gsub('\n%s*', ' ')
extract(result, html, 1, #html, 0)
return pre_block(table.concat(result))
end
local function dumphtml(frame)
local args = frame.args
local pargs = frame:getParent().args
local text = args[1] or pargs[1]
local indent = args.indent or pargs.indent
return _dumphtml(text, indent)
end
local function quoted(str)
return (string.format('%q', str):gsub('\\\n', '\\n'))
end
local function iterkeys(var, control)
-- Return an iterator over the keys of var (which should be a table).
-- The keys are sorted with numbered keys first, then other types.
-- The iterator returns key, repr where key is the actual key, and
-- repr is its representation: a number for the ipairs keys, or
-- a string, including for number keys above the table length.
if type(var) ~= 'table' then
return function () return nil end
end
local nums = {}
local results = Collection.new()
for i, _ in ipairs(var) do
nums[i] = true
results:add({ i, i })
end
local keys = Collection.new()
for k, _ in pairs(var) do
if not nums[k] then
keys:add(k)
end
end
local autoname = control.autoname
keys:sort(function (a, b)
local ta, tb = type(a), type(b)
if ta == tb then
if ta == 'number' or ta == 'string' then
return a < b
end
if ta == 'boolean' then
return b and not a
end
return autoname(a) < autoname(b)
end
if ta == 'number' then
return true
elseif tb == 'number' then
return false
else
return ta < tb
end
end)
for _, k in ipairs(keys) do
local repr
local tk = type(k)
if tk == 'number' then
repr = '[' .. k .. ']'
elseif tk == 'string' then
if k:match('^[%a_][%w_]*$') then
repr = k
else
repr = '[' .. quoted(k) .. ']'
end
elseif tk == 'boolean' then
repr = '[' .. tostring(k) .. ']'
else
repr = autoname(k)
control.needed[repr] = true
end
results:add({ k, repr })
end
local last = 0
return function ()
if last < results.n then
last = last + 1
return unpack(results[last])
end
end
end
local function vardump(var, vname, depth, control, self, parents)
-- Update items in control with results from dumping a variable.
local function put(value, options)
options = options or {}
local indent = options.indent or depth
local comma = (options.kind == 'open' or indent == 0) and '' or ','
control.items:add({
key = (type(vname) == 'string' and options.kind ~= 'close') and vname or nil,
value = value .. comma,
depth = indent,
note = options.note
})
end
if var == nil then
put('nil')
elseif type(var) == 'string' then
put(quoted(var))
elseif type(var) == 'table' then
local this = control.autoname(var)
if depth >= control.limitdepth then
put(this)
elseif parents and parents[this] then
control.needed[this] = true
if self == this then
put(this, {note = 'self'})
control.needed['self'] = true
else
put(this, {note = 'repeat'})
control.needed['repeat'] = true
end
else
parents = parents or {}
parents[this] = true
self = this
put('{', {kind = 'open', note = this})
local mt = getmetatable(var)
if mt then
vardump(mt, '__metatable', depth + 1, control, self, parents)
end
local maxsize = control.items.n + control.limititems
for key, keyrep in iterkeys(var, control) do
if control.items.n > maxsize then
put('...more...')
break
end
vardump(var[key], keyrep, depth + 1, control, self, parents)
end
put('}', { kind = 'close' })
end
elseif type(var) == 'boolean' or type(var) == 'number' then
put(tostring(var))
else -- function (or userdata or thread)
put(control.autoname(var))
end
end
local function dumper(var, vname, tabwidth, wantraw, limititems, limitdepth)
-- Return a string representing var in almost-correct Lua syntax.
-- There is no newline at the end of the result.
local onames = {}
local tcounts = {}
local function autoname(var)
-- Return a string that is a unique name for var, given it is not
-- a number or string.
if not onames[var] then
local name = type(var)
tcounts[name] = (tcounts[name] or 0) + 1
onames[var] = name .. '_' .. tcounts[name]
end
return onames[var]
end
local control = {
autoname = autoname,
limititems = limititems or 10000,
limitdepth = limitdepth or 50,
items = Collection.new(),
needed = {},
}
vardump(var, tostring(vname or 'variable'), 0, control)
local tabstr = make_tabstr(tabwidth)
local lines = Collection.new()
for i, v in ipairs(control.items) do
local indent = string.rep(tabstr, v.depth)
local note = v.note
if note and control.needed[note] then
note = ' -- ' .. note
else
note = ''
end
local k = v.key and (v.key .. ' = ') or ''
lines:add(indent .. k .. v.value .. note)
end
local raw = lines:join('\n')
return wantraw and raw or pre_block(raw)
end
local function dump_testcase(frame)
local item = frame.args[1]
if item == 'G' or item == '_G' then
return dumper(_G, '_G', frame.args.indent)
end
local fruit = { 'apple', 'banana', [0] = 'zero', [{'anon'}] = 'anon' }
local testcase = {
[100] = 'one hundred',
[99] = 'ninety nine',
[0.5] = 'one half',
[-1] = 'negative one',
'one',
'two',
[' '] = 'space',
['1 –◆— z'] = 'unicode',
alpha = 'aaa',
beta = 'bbb',
c = 123,
data = {
dumper = dumper,
[dumper] = 'dumper',
'three',
'four',
T = true,
[true] = 'T',
alpha2 = 'aaa2',
beta2 = 'bbb2',
F = false,
[false] = 'F',
c2 = 1234,
data2 = {
'five',
'six',
alpha3 = 'aaa3',
beta3 = 'bbb3',
c3 = 12345,
fruit = fruit,
[fruit] = 'fruit',
},
},
z = 'zoo',
}
testcase.testcase = testcase
testcase.data.me = testcase.data
testcase.data.data2.me = testcase
testcase.data.data2.fruit.back = testcase.data
setmetatable(testcase.data, {
__index = function (self, key) return type(key) == 'string' and #key or nil end,
__tostring = function (self) return tostring(#self) end,
})
return dumper(testcase, 'testcase', frame.args.indent)
end
local function execute(frame)
-- Return a dump of the result from executing {{#invoke:dump|execute|EXPRESSION}}.
-- In general that is not possible in Scribunto so this has built-in code
-- to parse some expressions of interest.
-- The primary aim is to test the result of calling a Wikidata function
-- while previewing an edit in an article.
-- Examples of EXPRESSION:
-- mw.wikibase.getEntityIdForCurrentPage()
-- mw.wikibase.getBestStatements('Q868', 'P214')
-- mw.wikibase.getBestStatements(Q868, P214) -- also accepted
-- mw.wikibase.getEntity():getDescription('de')
-- mw.wikibase.getEntity('Q868'):getDescription('de')
-- getEntityObject is an alias for getEntity.
-- Using the following gives an "out of memory" error presumably because
-- the result is a table with a metatable that dump repeatedly expands.
-- mw.title.getCurrentTitle()
local function params(ptext, first)
local p = { first }
for item in (ptext .. ','):gmatch('(%S.-)%s*,') do
-- Remove any quotes around each parameter because it is already a string.
local _, s = item:match([[^%s*(['"])(.*)%1%s*$]])
table.insert(p, s or tonumber(item) or item)
end
return unpack(p)
end
local expression = frame.args[1] or ''
local text = expression:match('^%s*mw(%..-)%s*$')
if not text then
return 'Expression not recognized: "' .. text .. '"'
end
-- Look for a supported expression of form 'mw.a.b(c):d.e(f)'.
local entity
local object = mw
local item, ptext, rest = text:match('^%.wikibase%.(%w+)%s*%((.*)%):(.*)$')
if item == 'getEntity' or item == 'getEntityObject' then
entity = mw.wikibase.getEntity(params(ptext))
if not entity then
return 'No entity found for (' .. ptext .. ')'
end
object = entity
text = '.' .. rest -- treat ':' as '.'
end
local upto = 1
for i1, item, i2 in text:gmatch('()%.(%w+)()') do
object = object[item]
if i1 ~= upto or not object then
return 'Invalid item "' .. item .. '"'
end
upto = i2
end
local parm = text:sub(upto):match('^%((.*)%)%s*$')
if parm then
object = object(params(parm, entity))
end
return dumper(object, expression)
end
local function wikidata(frame)
local item = frame.args[1]
if item then
local id = item:match('^%s*([PQ]%d+)%s*$')
if id then
local entity = mw.wikibase.getEntity(id)
return dumper(entity, id, frame.args.indent)
end
end
return 'Parameter should be a Wikidata identifier such as P2386 or Q833639'
end
return {
_dump = dumper,
_dumphtml = _dumphtml,
dumphtml = dumphtml,
execute = execute,
testcase = dump_testcase,
wikidata = wikidata,
}