Gadget kitchen/pt-br

Receba as boas-vindas à cozinha de gadgets. Este é um tutorial de como pode escrever e utilizar gadgets e scripts pessoais em JavaScript.



O que são scripts pessoais e gadgets?
O MediaWiki permite que todos escrevam código JavaScript público para alterar imediatamente o comportamento do software. Este código pode ser compartilhado com outros usuários. Este código localiza-se em páginas wikis.

The code is usually hosted on a subpage of your user page. Examples include: XTools/ArticleInfo.js and m:User:Hoo man/useful links.js. User scripts are similar to the personal JavaScript pages such as Special:MyPage/common.js, but they allow single code chunks to be shared with other users.
 * A user script can be edited by the original author (if it is stored in the  namespace) and by anyone with the "edituserjs" user right (usually just interface administrators).
 * Um gadget é um script pessoal que foi "promovido" por um administrador de interface, adicionando-o à página MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition. Usuários registrados podem ativar gadgets na aba "Gadgets" de suas preferências de usuário. Os gadgets são criados e gerenciados por administradores de interface.
 * Para completude: Também há o siteJS localizado na página MediaWiki:Common.js. O JavaScript naquela página afeta todos os usuários e é executado automaticamente tanto para usuários registrados quanto para não registrados. Interface administrators can edit that page. Read Manual:Interface/JavaScript for detailed information.

Se estiver executando sua própria cópia do MediaWiki, precisa estar ativado para que scripts de usuário funcionem, e a extensão   precisa ser instalada para possibilitar a promoção de scripts individuais para o status de gadget. Para uma experiência de desenvolvimento melhor, certifique-se de que a extensão esteja instalada em sua wiki.

Write your first user script
In this section, you create an example user script which calculates the estimated reading time of a wiki page.
 * 1) Ensure you are logged in.
 * 2) Visit Special:MyPage/common.js. This page holds your personal JavaScript that is loaded on every page view (except for Special:Preferences).
 * 3) Either create the page or edit the page if it already exists.
 * 4) Copy the following six lines and paste these lines into the page:
 * 5) Click "".
 * 6) Go to any page. Look at the title.
 * 1) Go to any page. Look at the title.

This example user script is taken from. There are more examples for simple user scripts on that page.

Em geral, confira as convenções de codificação de JavaScript para escrever JavaScript compatível com o estilo do MediaWiki.



Desenvolvimento de scripts pessoais e gadgets
This section lists resources which are either needed or helpful for non-simple user scripts.

ResourceLoader
Desde 2015 (MediaWiki 1.26), os dispositivos devem utilizar o ResourceLoader ($1). is a core feature of MediaWiki that intelligently delivers JavaScript and CSS assets to users and readers. Because Gadgets are coded in JavaScript, as a Gadget coder you're bound to interact with ResourceLoader.

Your gadget should load useful ResourceLoader modules.


 * Modules — A list of JavaScript libraries, jQuery plugins and MediaWiki utilities that already exist within ResourceLoader for you to reuse.
 * Consulte a documentação jQuery para informações sobre a utilização do jQuery no MediaWiki
 * Desenvolvendo com ResourceLoader — Uma lista de práticas úteis, como ativar o modo de depuração e ajudar a depurar.
 * Também consulte as melhores práticas de ResourceLoader.

OOUI
OOUI é uma biblioteca JavaScript com elementos de interface de usuário (por exemplo janelas pop-up) especificamente para uso no MediaWiki. A biblioteca Utilizando OOUI em MediaWiki#Gadgets pode ser usada em dispositivos.



API de Ação MediaWiki
Consulte API para maiores informações.

VisualEditor
See VisualEditor/Gadgets for a tutorial specifically for VisualEditor gadgets.

Debugging user scripts and gadgets

 * Gadgets are usually compacted by the ResourceLoader, minimized and aggregated. Use the  URI parameter (preceded by   or , of course), to ask for the non-compacted version of the page and to load the "original source form" of your gadget. Also see Developing with ResourceLoader for more information.
 * Learn how to use the Developer Tools of your browser (for example how to disable the cache in your browser). See the corresponding documentation: Chrome/Chromium, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari.
 * If an existing gadget has problems, you can also use the page Special:Gadgets to find the source code location of a gadget.

Privacy and external content
You should not load external resources that may harm users privacy. In Wikimedia wikis, the following domains are considered safe:


 * *.wiktionary.org
 * *.wikimedia.org
 * *.wikibooks.org
 * *.wikisource.org
 * *.wikiversity.org
 * *.wikinews.org
 * *.wikiquote.org
 * *.wikidata.org
 * *.wikivoyage.org
 * www.mediawiki.org

A more complex user script example
Check out MediaWiki:Tutorial-QuickRC.js which uses mw.loader, mw.util, mw.html, mw.user from ResourceLoader, the MediaWiki Action API, a jQuery UI dialog, jQuery AJAX, and jQuery event binding.

Copy and paste the contents of MediaWiki:Tutorial-QuickRC.js into your Special:MyPage/common.js.

The result should be the same as above, but now you can modify the script, play with it, and replace it with something else entirely.

Load an existing user script
In the previous section, you copied the content of a user script. In this section, you will load the existing script MediaWiki:Tutorial-QuickRC.js instead.


 * 1) Ensure you are logged in.
 * 2) Visit Special:MyPage/common.js. This page holds your personal JavaScript that is loaded on every page view (except for Special:Preferences).
 * 3) Either create the page or edit the page if it already exists.
 * 4) Copy the following text and paste it into the page:  mw.loader.load('//www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Tutorial-QuickRC.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript');
 * 5) Click "Publish changes". You should now have a link in the "Tools" section called "Quick changelog".
 * 6) Click "Quick changelog". You get a pop-up window. It shows you a subset of the recent changes on this website.

Use a script on another Wikimedia wiki
If you want to use a script on another Wikimedia website (for example English Wikipedia instead of MediaWiki.org), you perform the same steps as above: you tell ResourceLoader to load your code. Visit your common.js on English Wikipedia, and add the following:

mw.loader.load("//www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Tutorial-QuickRC.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript");

You can also load the user script which you just created above, by changing  in the previous line to   (replace   and   accordingly). This first requires that you do not store the code of your user script in Special:MyPage/common.js itself but instead in a separate sub page of your user page.

This also helps to keep code in one single place, so you have to update code in only one place.

Disadvantages and problems of gadgets

 * Gadgets are developed by community members. As of today, there is no formal code review required for gadgets on Wikimedia sites (see T71445). Please follow the best practices listed on this page.
 * On Wikimedia sites, the process how to "promote" a user script to a gadget in the "Gadgets" tab of the user preferences is not always clear. You will have to find an interface administrator and might have to provide deployment instructions to them.
 * Wikimedia lacks a systematic process for re-using, modifying and contributing to existing user scripts and gadgets.

Ideas what to work on
Some Wikimedia community members may share their ideas what they would like to see implemented by someone else.


 * Gadget Kitchen/Requests - not a popular page, so you might waste time
 * w:Wikipedia:User scripts/Requests for English Wikipedia

Deploying or enabling a gadget
If your user script should become a gadget (see the definitions above) on a wiki, the following steps are needed:


 * Steps for the user script author:
 * Recruit an experienced developer to review your gadget code. There is no formal process to do so.
 * Check with community members if there aren't any concerns with enabling the gadget on a wiki. For the website MediaWiki.org itself, this would be Project:Village Pump.
 * Recruit a site administrator with interface rights. See the page Special:ListUsers/interface-admin on your wiki.
 * Steps for the interface administrator:
 * Copy your JS & CSS files in the  namespace on your wiki, and make sure the page names have the prefix  .  Example:
 * Define the gadget on the MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition page of your wiki. That includes the modules used, dependencies, JS, and CSS file names, etc. This will allow users to enable the gadget on the Special:Preferences page of your wiki. Example:
 * Create a page for the gadget in the  namespace with prefix  . This will generate a label for the gadget on the Special:Preferences page of your wiki.  Example:

Contributing to user scripts
If a user script is made by another user you may be able to contribute to it. You can do this by making a copy of the user script as a subpage of your own user page. Then replace the original user script you had enabled with the one that is a user page in your common.js. Proceed to make edits as you please to your copy of the script. If you want the script to contain the changes you made to your copy of the script, you should ping the author of the script on the discussion page of the original user script with the page that contains your changes and ask them to add the changes. If the user is no longer active, then you should notify the community that your version of the script exists by linking the script on your wiki's list of scripts.

Related pages

 * Wikipedia:User scripts on the English Wikipedia and its alternatives in other languages are the primary hubs for user script and gadget development in Wikipedia.
 * The user scripts guide on the English Wikipedia has tons of useful information to get you started.
 * Wikipedia:Gadget page on English Wikipedia
 * Slides for a workshop to teach the basics of user scripts and gadgets (part of Small wiki toolkits)
 * List of gadgets by popularity across all Wikimedia projects
 * For a specific website, see Special:GadgetUsage for the number of users that each gadget has
 * Compatibility - MediaWiki's JavaScript support per browser and browser version
 * A video tutorial from the year 2012 regarding gadgets and user scripts. This is a bit outdated and the quality could be better, but shows how to use developer tools etc.
 * See Extension:EventLogging for a mechanism to gather data created from users interacting with a gadget.