Extension:LinkedWiki/lua



LinkedWiki provides a Lua Scribunto interface that implements functions to access data from RDF databases with SPARQL endpoints. If Scribunto is installed in your wiki, Lua modules and wiki templates can invoke these functions and the Linkedwiki Class.

Example 1: create an infobox that is able to save directly in a RDF database
Usually, the part Lua of LinkedWiki used in infoboxes. Here, you can see an example.

The objective of this module is to create an infobox that is able to save directly in a RDF database and where data are marked with a red flag when data are different of another RDF database such as Wikidata.

The module uses the Extension:Capiunto.

The first part saves the infobox's parameters. The second part searches the data of Wikidata. The last part builds an infobox and compare data of Wikidata with the parameters.

You can test your module in the lua console with this code :

Example 2: create a module to show the data of Wikidata via a SPARQL query
You can also use Lua of LinkedWiki to print in the wiki the result of SPARQL query. Here, you can see an example.

The objective of this module is to print the list authority notices about an author.

Definition of "Module:Authority Notice":

You can test your module in the lua console with this code :

Example 3: create a module to show the data of the BNF via a SPARQL query
Here another example with a SPARQL query with the endpoint of the BnF.

The objective of this module is to print the list works about an author with a numeric version available online.

Definition of "Module:Author works":

You can test your module in the lua console with this code :

Example 4: Loop through key/value object of a SPARQL results
Again an example with a SPARQL query but with another manner to loop through key/value object of a SPARQL results.

The objective of this module is to create links to the predecessor and the successor of a pope. (There may be several if the pope has to occupy his post several times)

Definition of "Module:Carrousel":

You can test your module in the lua console with this code :

Constructor : build a new object
uses the configuration by default uses the configuration of     uses the configuration of   but with the language of

Returns a LinkedWiki object.

select the subject of triples

select the configuration in order to read/write or delete the triples of this object in the database.If nil, it uses the configuration by default.

If nil, it uses the language in the configuration.

Enable the debug mode.

Examples :

Config
Returns configuration id (string) used by this instance.(see details about configurations)

Returns nil. It changes the configuration of this instance.



Example :

Lang
Returns lang tag (string) used by this instance.

Returns nil. It changes the lang tag of this instance.



Example :

Subject
Returns subject (iri/string) used by this instance.

Returns nil. It changes the subject of this instance.

Example :

Table with a SPARQL query
Returns a table. For example: {           ["result"] = { ["variables"] = { "s", "o1", "o2" },               ["rows"] = { {                           ["s type"] = "uri", ["s"] = "http://example.org/a", ["o1 type"] = "uri", ["o1"] = "http://example.org/b", ["o2 type"] = "uri", ["o2"] = "http://example.org/b" },                       {                            ["s type"] = "uri", ["s"] = "http://example.org/a", ["o1 type"] = "uri", ["o1"] = "http://example.org/b", ["o2 type"] = "uri", ["o2"] = "http://example.org/b" }                   }                } }

Example :

Iri or literal without language tag
Returns the value IRI or literal without language tag of current subject with this property.



Example :

literal with language tag
Returns the literal with this language tag in function of current subject with this property.



If nil, it uses the lang tag by default.

Example :

Iri
Returns the response of the database. It saves one IRI in function of the storage method defined in the configuration.





Example :

Value without language tag
Returns the response of the database. It saves one value without a lang tag in function of the storage method defined in the configuration.





If nil, the database will use the SPARQL standard in order to choose the type. For example, if the value is 7, the database will use xsd:integer but with the value 7.1, it will use xsd:float or xsd:double.

Example without explicit type :

Example with a date :

Example with a double :

String
Returns the response of the database. It saves one string with a lang tag in function of the storage method defined in the configuration.





If nil, the default lang tag in the configuration will be used.

Example :

Other cases
Returns the response of the database. It saves one literal with a specific type and tag language tag in function of the storage method defined in the configuration.

Load data
..TODO Example :

Delete data
Returns the response of the database. It deletes all triples with the current subject of the instance in function of the storage method defined in the configuration.

Example :

Literal without language tag
Returns wiki text. This function compares the value of this  with the parameter.

Literal with language tag
Returns wiki text. This function compares the value of this  with the parameter.

Lang tag of value with this property. If nil, it uses the lang tag of the current configuration.

Label with language tag
Returns wiki text. This function compares the rdfs:label of object linked via  with the parameter.

Lang tag of label. If nil, it uses the lang tag of the current configuration.

Intern Link
Returns wiki text. This function inserts an intern link.

Url of link

Property in order to read the label

label of link

Lang tag of label. If nil, it uses the lang tag of the current configuration.

Extern Link
Returns wiki text. This function inserts an external link.

label of link

Property in order to read the url of link in the database

Url of link

Lang tag of label. If nil, it uses the lang tag of the current configuration.

User
Returns wiki text. This function compares the list of users in the database with the parameter. This function creates links to the user's pages and add a link to emails when its exist in the database with the property vcard:email.

Date
Returns wiki text. This function compares the date of this  with the parameter.

Format in output the date with the parser #Time

Image
Returns wiki text. This function compares the value of this  with the parameter.

How to set the size of the image and give the caption ?

The function  returns only the wikitext of an external image to the Capiunto's infobox. You need to specify the css class when you call the Capiunto function . To define this class name, here "infobox", you can use the page  of your wiki.

For example, this css code limits the size of images in the div container of Capiunto with the class .infobox img { max-width: 200px; max-height: 200px; }

Wikidata item
Returns wiki text. This function compares the list of Wikidata ID in the database with the parameter.

getCurrentTitle
Returns Title of the page

getCurrentIRI
Returns IRI of the page

isEmpty
Returns Boolean. Check if  is empty (nil or "").

explode
Returns a list.

Example :

concatWithComma
Returns a string.

Example :

trim
For information in Scribunto, remove the spaces before and after the text.

fullUrl
For information in Scribunto, read the IRI of an article.

Styles
In version >=3.6.0, the "check" functions add different css styles depending on the difference between the value passed in infobox parameter and the value in the DB.

The module inserts the css style:
 * when the infobox parameter and the value in the DB are equal
 * when the infobox parameter and the value in the DB are different
 * when the infobox parameter and the value in the DB are different and the the value in the DB already exists.

The css styles of "red flag" is defined in the file.

Restore database RDF
If you want to restore your database RDF, you can use the feature "refresh all" in the special page RDFSave (with user right data).

Debug
You can use setDebug in order to see the errors in the SPARQL queries.

With this function, you can see the last SPARQL query used by the precedent function.