Pomoc:TemplateData

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TemplateData jest rozszerzeniem służącym do przechowywania informacji o szablonie wikitekstowym i jego parametrach. Interfejs do edytowania może odebrać i wyświetlić te informacje w szablonie edytorskim, ułatwiając użytkownikom dodawać i edytować szablony na stronach.

As of April 2019, TemplateData functionality is part of the default user experience for all users on all Wikimedia wikis when they add a template, even unregistered users. Both the default source and visual editors incorporate it in some way, as do many scripts, tools and gadgets. Jeżeli masz swoją wiki i chcesz też z niego korzystać, zainstaluj Extension:TemplateData .

Adding TemplateData to a template for this extension to use involves inserting a small, simple block of JSON (explained below) into the template's documentation page. You can do this manually or with the TemplateData editor, a graphical user interface you can access on a template's "Edytuj"/"Edytuj kod źródłowy" pages on wikis with the TemplateData extension installed. The JSON contains a list of the template's parameters and information about those parameters and about the template as a whole (see below for details).

Templates that contain TemplateData will display this information in the user interface when a user adds the template. In some cases, it will change how the editor behaves when you use it to edit or insert a given template, making it much easier for users to perform the steps needed to add a given template.

Historia

TemplateData was originally developed in early 2013 with VisualEditor in mind, which was in MediaWiki testing stages at the time. VisualEditor is the main visual editing interface for Wikimedia wikis, and TemplateData allowed it to have a more useful interface when adding templates. It was officially supported by VisualEditor immediately. As VisualEditor was rolled out to the various major Wikimedia wikis as a default feature from 2013 through 2016, TemplateData became a part of them as well.

In December 2016, the VisualEditor interface was made available for editing source code as a beta feature. This was termed the Edytor wikitekstu 2017 . This brought the features of TemplateData to source editing for the first time.

In March 2018, Sam Wilson developed TemplateWizard , a GUI template editor extension for the default Wikimedia source editor, WikiEditor (otherwise known as the 2010 wikitext editor), designed to make the process of adding templates easier by using information from TemplateData. In April 2019, TemplateWizard was made a default part of the 2010 wikitext editor on all Wikimedia wikis. This meant that TemplateData was now a default part of both the visual editor and the source editor on Wikimedia wikis.

Adding or editing TemplateData

To add or edit TemplateData, first navigate to a template's page, located at "/Template:Templatename".

Checking the current state

Before adding or editing TemplateData, check whether the template has a documentation subpage. Then check whether the template already contains TemplateData and, if so, whether it's located on the template page or the documentation subpage.

Be sure to check whether a subpage exists. If you add TemplateData to a template's main page while a subpage exists with TemplateData, the TemplateData in the main page will override the data on the subpage.

Documentation subpages

There are two main ways templates on most Wikimedia wikis store their usage notes and other data that shouldn't be included in the actual template itself, like categories the template should be contained in:

• The vast majority of templates keep usage notes and other data that doesn't belong on the template page itself on a documentation subpage: "/Template:Templatename/doc".

On pages like this, the {{Documentation}} template transcludes all the /doc page's content onto the template page, keeping the template's source code much cleaner.

• • On templates with documentation subpages, the " Template documentation" heading will be followed by links such as [view], [edit], [history] and [purge].

• A few template pages have retained that information on the template's main page.

You can spot it on these pages by looking for an occurrence of {{Documentation|content= between ‎<noinclude> tags.

Different wikis may present all this differently. Rarely, main template pages may still contain documentation even when you've checked all of the foregoing; here, a user will have added a custom /doc page title between "{{Documentation|" and "|content=" and then added content after "|content=".

You can also look for a notice at the bottom of the page similar to this: "The above documentation is transcluded from Template:Templatename/doc".

Templates without documentation subpages

If a template doesn't have a documentation subpage, create it and move the template's documentation there (or a placeholder for it). Then you can add TemplateData to the documentation subpage.

Creating the subpage and moving the documentation

On many Wikimedia wikis, you can only create a page if you have been a registered user there for a number of days and have made a minimum number of edits.

To create the documentation subpage, click "Edytuj"/"Edytuj kod źródłowy" on the main template page; look for the ‎<noinclude> tags and their contents (usually at the bottom).

It should look something like this:

<noinclude>
{{Documentation|content=
== Usage ==

Information about usage.

== More example headings ==

More example contents

[[Category:Example category]]
[[Category:Example category 2]]
}}
</noinclude>

You may also find that it already contains TemplateData. If so, it will look something like this:

<noinclude>
{{Documentation|content=
...
<templatedata>
{
    "description": "",
    "params": {
        "1": {
            "label": "Example parameter",
            "description": "Example parameter description",
            "type": "string"
        }
    }
}
</templatedata>
</noinclude>

Select everything after "|content=" and before "‎</noinclude>" and cut it into your clipboard or save it in a temporary document. Delete "|content=", leaving only the following:

<noinclude>
{{Documentation}}
</noinclude>

Save the template page.

Now, to create the new subpage, look at your browser's address bar and add /doc to the end of the URL. Press ↵ Enter, then choose the option to create a new page.

If this wiki has a {{Documentation subpage}} notice template, add it at the top of the new page. You may also wish to add other templates, such as a {{Purge button}} or {{Purge}} link (if supported by the wiki in question). See m:Help:Template documentation for more info.

Insert the text you cut or saved in the previous text (beneath the notice template, if applicable).

Wrap any categories in ‎<includeonly> tags so that they apply only to the template's main page:

<includeonly>
[[Category:Example category]]
[[Category:Example category 2]]
</includeonly>

Many wikis have a {{Sandbox other}} template. Use this template here if it's likely that the template you're editing exists in a sandbox version (located at "Template:Templatename/sandbox") in order to prevent the categories from applying to the sandbox page:

<includeonly>{{sandbox other||
[[Category:Example category]]
[[Category:Example category 2]]
}}</includeonly>

Finally, publish the page.

You can now add and edit the TemplateData on the documentation subpage using the instructions described in #Methods.

Adding and editing TemplateData on the main template page

If you can't create the /doc page, you can add and edit TemplateData on the template's main page by following the instructions in #Methods.

If a template has a documentation subpage, check both the main page and the documentation subpage for the presence of TemplateData (the ‎<templatedata> tag followed by an array inside curly brackets: {}).

Alternatively, the TemplateData extension can perform this check for you. Click "Edytuj" or "Edytuj kod źródłowy" on either page. If the template already has TemplateData on either page, you will see a yellow notice at the top of the page saying either:

Uwaga: istnieje już blok TemplateData na powiązanej stronie „[[Template:Templatename/doc]]”.

or

Uwaga: istnieje już blok TemplateData na powiązanej stronie „[[Template:Templatename]]”.

If the template has TemplateData on its documentation subpage

If the template has TemplateData on its documentation subpage, this is the page you should edit. You can do this by clicking the "[edit]" located after the heading " Template documentation" (or similar), or, if you are already on the /doc page, by clicking "Edytuj" or "Edytuj kod źródłowy" at the top. Follow the guidance at #Methods to add or edit the TemplateData.

If the template has TemplateData on its main page

If the template has TemplateData on its main page, you once again have two options:

• You can either move to its documentation subpage. This is the preferred option.

• Or, you can edit it on the main template page.

Moving TemplateData to the documentation subpage

To do this, click "Edytuj"/"Edytuj kod źródłowy" on the main template page, and look for the ‎<templatedata> tags, enclosed within ‎<noinclude> tags. It should look something like this:

<noinclude>
{{Documentation}}
<templatedata>
{
    "description": "",
    "params": {
        "1": {
            "label": "Example parameter",
            "description": "Example parameter description",
            "type": "string"
        }
    }
}
</templatedata>
</noinclude>

Cut only the ‎<templatedata> tags and their contents out of the code, then save the page.

Next, edit the documentation subpage by clicking the "[edit]" located after the heading " Template documentation" (or similar).

Type a heading, like "TemplateData", then beneath it paste the TemplateData.

You can now edit the TemplateData based on the guidance at #Methods.

Editing TemplateData on the main template page

If you do not wish to move the TemplateData to the /doc page, you can edit it on the main template page. See #Methods for how to edit TemplateData.

If the template does not yet have TemplateData but has a doc subpage

If the template does not yet have TemplateData, you should add it to the documentation subpage.

Do this by clicking the "[edit]" located after the heading " Template documentation" (or similar), or, if you are already on the /doc page, by clicking "Edytuj" or "Edytuj kod źródłowy" at the top. Type a heading, like "TemplateData", then add it beneath this heading. The section #Methods explains how to add TemplateData.

Methods

Edytor TemplateData

This is a simple way to add or edit TemplateData, recommended for less experienced users.

Jest wbudowane narzędzie do łatwego edytowania TemplateData. It is part of the TemplateData extension, available on any template's page (or documentation subpage) by clicking "Edytuj" or "Edytuj kod źródłowy".

After clicking "Edytuj" or "Edytuj kod źródłowy", you will see a button above the editing area and page title that says "Zarządzaj danymi szablonu".

Kliknij ten przycisk, aby wejść do narzędzia GUI służącego do edycji TemplateData. Ten edytor umożliwia dodanie parametrów szablonu i ustawienia ich najważniejszych atrybutów. Jeżeli strona zawiera już TemplateData to już udokumentowane informacje zostaną wyświetlone jeżeli otworzysz edytor TemplateData przy edycji właściwej strony.

Features in the above window:

• The top item chooses the language of the interface text. It allows you to enter text content in multiple languages, displayed to users based on their settings in Preferences, not based on the wiki's language; different wikis have entirely different template databases. If no language TemplateData exists, the interface will only offer users the wiki's own language, but users can click "Dodaj język" to add more inputs. The language code is displayed in brackets next to the parameters to which it can be applied, such as descriptions and labels.

• The next item is the template description. This is the description of the template as a whole; it's shown to users in numerous places in the template editors while adding a template. This parameter and its effects are outlined here.

• The third item controls the wikitext formatting of the template. This parameter determines how the wikitext will be laid out when the user clicks "Zastosuj", the two main types being "inline" (on one line) and "block" (on new lines). This parameter and its effects are outlined here.

If the user chooses "Niestandardowy", they can enter wikitext under "Własny format ciągu znaków" according to rules outlined here, in order to create a custom layout for the template when the user clicks "Zastosuj".

• The fourth item configures a template's parameters. If parameters have already been defined in TemplateData, this area displays them in a list. If the template's source code specifies parameters for which no TemplateData exists, you may see a button labeled "Dodaj 2 proponowane parametry". The editor extracts these suggestions from the template's source code by looking for {{{parametername}}} or {{{parametername|}}}. Clicking "Dodaj 2 proponowane parametry" will add these parameters using their names as defined in the source code. A green notice will also appear at the top, for example, "Zaimportowano 2 nowe parametry: names of parameters".

• At the bottom of the window you see an "Dodaj parametr" button. This allows you to add a parameter manually with a custom name.

Continue to the next step by clicking any one of the parameters in the list. This will allow you to edit that parameter's info.

All of these features and their effects are outlined in the section #Within a parameter's name.

• The TemplateData editor will not allow you to change a parameter to a blank "Nazwa". Parameters in TemplateData that somehow acquire blank strings as names will not cause issues in the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, but neither VisualEditor nor the 2017 wikitext editor will display them at all. This is the only mandatory field in the TemplateData editor.

• Clicking "Usuń informację o parametrze" will delete the parameter and all its information from the TemplateData. You can't retrieve or undo this in the TemplateData unless you click "X" afterwards. You can undo any changes made after clicking "Zastosuj" by hitting Ctrl+Z.

• Exiting the TemplateData editor after making changes prompts you to confirm that you want to discard your changes.

When finished, click "Usuń informację o parametrze". This will automatically insert the TemplateData at the bottom of the page before the ‎</noinclude> tag; or, if already present, it will be updated with the new information without changing its position. The TemplateData text will also be selected when you click "Usuń informację o parametrze".

The TemplateData editor creates a "paramOrder" parameter at the bottom of the TemplateData (or updates it if it already exists). "paramOrder" contains the current TemplateData parameters in the order in which they were displayed by the TemplateData editor. You can change the "paramOrder" by dragging the parameters up and down in the TemplateData editor using the three horizontal bars on the left. "paramOrder" and its effects are described here.

After this, click "Zapisz" to save your revision of the page.

Manual method

You can also add or edit TemplateData manually. Struktura TemplateData bazuje na standardzie JSON. Zauważ, że wszystkie opisy w TemplateData muszą być zwykłym tekstem (bez wikitekstu, bez linków, itd.). TemplateData follows a few very simple rules and accepts only a few dozen possible predefined parameters and values, typically following a "parameter": "value" format.

Adding TemplateData manually

Considerations:

• If you're adding TemplateData on a template's documentation subpage (recommended), you may add it anywhere on the page; check to see if your language's Wikipedia has a preferred location for it. For example, on the English Wikipedia, TemplateData is typically near the bottom of the documentation page; on the German Wikipedia, it is typically at the top.

• If you're adding TemplateData on a template's main page (not recommended; see #Prior checks), you must make sure to place it inside the ‎<noinclude>...‎</noinclude> tags.

Click "Edytuj" or "Edytuj kod źródłowy" on the respective page, then move to the place in the page where you intend to add TemplateData and write a heading: "TemplateData".

Many wikis have a {{TemplateData header}} template that adds a short notice regarding TemplateData. If your wiki does, add it after the heading.

To start adding TemplateData, type an opening and closing ‎<templatedata> tag and a pair of curly brackets on new lines, with an empty line between them:

<templatedata>
{

}
</templatedata>

Next, add an indent on the empty line between the two curly brackets, and start adding parameters. Details for the parameters can be found at #TemplateData parameters. Most are optional; some are highly recommended.

Parameters can be in any order, but what follows is the order that best conforms to TemplateData documentation and makes the content easiest to use for editors:

<templatedata>
{
    "description": "",
    "format": "",
    "params": {
        "parameter1": {
            "aliases": ["",""]
            "label": "",
            "description": "",
            "type": ""
        }
    },
    "paramOrder": [
    	""
    ]
}
</templatedata>

Make sure the parameters, for example, in the "params" object, remain inside that object; otherwise you will trigger an "Nieoczekiwane właściwość „properlyname”." error when you try to save.

Przykład

Here is some example TemplateData for a hypothetical cleanup template. Such a template would display a notice and place the page into a dated category based on the month and year entered. The notice might also contain a link to a talk page section. The TemplateData would look something like this:

<templatedata>
{
	"description": "Use this template to indicate that an article is in need of cleanup.",
	"format": "inline",
	"params": {
		"date": {
			"label": "Month and year",
			"description": "The month and year that the template was added",
			"type": "string",
			"autovalue": "{{SUBST:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{SUBST:CURRENTYEAR}}",
			"example": "January 2013",
			"suggested": true
		},
		"reason": {
			"aliases": ["1"],
			"label": "Reason",
			"description": "The reason the article is in need of cleanup",
			"type": "string"
		},
		"talk": {
			"aliases": ["talksection"],
			"label": "Talk page section",
			"description": "The section of the talk page containing relevant discussion",
			"type": "string"
		}
	},
	"paramOrder": [
		"date",
		"reason",
        "talk"
	]
}
</templatedata>

The corresponding TemplateData documentation would display as follows:

Use this template to indicate that an article is in need of cleanup.

Template parameters

This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Month and year	date	The month and year that the template was added Example January 2013 Auto value {{SUBST:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{SUBST:CURRENTYEAR}}	String	suggested
Reason	reason 1	The reason the article is in need of cleanup	String	optional
Talk page section	talk talksection	The section of the talk page containing relevant discussion	String	optional

Opis i parametry

All available TemplateData parameters are listed below with a description and example. They are also listed in more technical detail at Extension:TemplateData#Format.

• This information is current as of November 2021 and may change if new parameters are added or the template editing interfaces get updates to support existing parameters or treat certain parameters differently.
• Wiki markup will not work in descriptions or labels. They are strictly plain text strings.
• New lines ("\n") in descriptions, labels, examples or defaults will not show in any of the main editors (TemplateWizard, VisualEditor or the 2017 wikitext editor), even though they show in the auto-generated TemplateData documentation. They are replaced by a null string in input forms and by a space elsewhere.

Parametr	Opis	Przykład
description	Pierwszym znacznikiem jest "description", który opisuje, co robi szablon. It is optional but highly recommended. Effects On the template documentation page, the description will show in plain text below the "Template data for [template name]" subheading. In all main editors (VisualEditor , the Edytor wikitekstu 2017 and the WikiEditor with TemplateWizard), the description shows in two main instances: below the template name in each search suggestion when the user is searching for a template below the template name in the template editor, while they are adding values to parameters in the template. In the VisualEditor and 2017 wikitext editor, the description gets truncated to about 50 characters under each search suggestion, followed by a "...", but the whole description shows in the main template editor window. Both are shown in grey text. In the main template editor window, descriptions longer than four lines (about 540 characters) are provided a separate scrollbar, and they are shown in black text. If not specified If the description parameter does not exist or is not specified, the text "Brak opisu." will be displayed in the TemplateData documentation below the "Template data for [template name]" subheading. Additionally: in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, it will behave the same as a template that does not have TemplateData; instead of a description, the following text will display: „The "Template:Templatename" template doesn't yet have a description, but there might be some information on the template's page.” in the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, the following text will display where the description would be (except in search suggestions): „Dla tego szablonu nie ma opisu.” This is different from the two standard placeholder descriptions in cases when TemplateData doesn't exist: „Due to missing TemplateData, parameters for this template have been auto-generated. Please be aware that they may not be accurate.” „No parameters could be determined for this template due to absence of TemplateData documentation. You may insert the template without parameters.”	"description": "Szablon przypisujący kategorię do artykułu",
format	Następny to "format", który opisuje jak wikitekst szablonu powinien wyglądać. Może przyjąć standardową wartość "inline" ($default) i "block", lub własny format; zobacz poniżej po szczegóły This parameter is not required, but it is recommended. The default behavior when this parameter does not exist is inline formatting, and no corresponding notice is displayed in the TemplateData documentation below the table heading. Effects Inline: Jeśli parametr jest ustawiony na "inline", utworzy reprezentację wikitekstu bez białych znaków (odstępów, nowych wierszy), jak poniżej: {{int|quotation-marks|[<translate>circles and pipes icon</translate>] {{int|templatedata-doc-format-inline}}}} When inserted, the template will lay its wikitext out on a single line with no white space between elements, like so: {{Foo|bar=baz|qux=quux}} Block: Jeśli parametr zostanie ustawiony na "block", utworzy reprezentację wikitekstu w oddzielnych wierszach i pojedynczym odstępem między każdą częścią, jak poniżej: {{int|quotation-marks|[<translate>stacked blocks and pipes icon</translate>] [[int|templatedata-doc-format-block}}}} When inserted, the template will distribute its parameters each on a new line, with single spaces between each element, like so: {{Foo | bar = baz | qux = quux }} Custom formatting: Alternatively, if the parameter is set to a custom string of wikitext, as per the rules listed at #Custom formats, the template will display the following preference notice in its TemplateData documentation: "[<translate>cogwheel icon</translate>] {{int|templatedata-doc-format-custom}}" When inserted, the template will lay its wikitext out as per the given wikitext.	"format": "inline"
params	Dalej jest znacznik "params", który wskazuje, że kolejne sekcje opisują wszystkie parametry szablonu. It should contain the name of each parameter followed by a set of TemplateData sub-parameters listed in #Within a parameter's name. Jeśli masz wiele parametrów, wystarczy powtórzyć każdą sekcję (zaczynając od znacznika "1") i wypełnić ją według uznania. Zauważ, że jeśli szablon ma wiele parametrów, musisz je rozdzielić przecinkiem w templatedata, tak jak poniżej:	"params": { "parameter1": { ... // parameter info }, // zwróć uwagę na przecinek tutaj "parameter2": { ... // parameter info }, // i tutaj "parameter3": { ... // parameter info } // but not here }
paramOrder	The "paramOrder" object is an optional object that causes the parameters of a template to be displayed in a specific order when added in the template editor. How to use Add the parameter "paramOrder", followed by a colon, a space and an open square bracket, then type the name of each of the template's parameters in double quotation marks (") in the desired order, separated by commas. End with a closed square bracket (creating an array). The parameters need not be on new lines (they may be written as "paramOrder": ["param1","param2","param3"]), but placing them on new lines often helps readability. We recommend you place "paramOrder" after "params", as the TemplateData editor does; it isn't displayed in the TemplateData documentation but simply forces the order of the parameters. A future editor may wish to quickly look through the parameter details and edit them rather than scrolling past the "paramOrder", especially if there are a lot of parameters. If you do choose to place paramOrder somewhere besides the end of the TemplateData, end it with a comma. You must include every parameter mentioned in the TemplateData; otherwise a "Wymagana właściwość „properlyname” nie została znaleziona." error will show. If not specified Without "paramOrder", the template's parameters will display in the order in which the template's source code declares them. If the source code contains objects inside objects, the parameters in outer objects will come first, followed by inner objects. With other parameters In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard: "required" parameters always appear at the top, regardless of the order in "paramOrder". "suggested" parameters will always appear second, above "optional" ones. "deprecated" parameters won't appear at all in this editor; see the description of "deprecated" for more info. "paramOrder" will only enforce its order within these categories (i.e., all "required" parameters will be in the order specified by "paramOrder", and all "suggested" parameters will be too, but all "suggested" parameters will appear below all "required" parameters). In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "paramOrder" forces its order regardless of the status of each parameter.	"paramOrder": [ "date", "reason", "talk" ]

Within params

Parameter	Description	Example
Nazwa parametru	W podsekcji każdego parametru pierwszy znacznik jest nazwą parametru szablonu wewnątrz szablonu. For example, in a template's source code, {{{date}}} denotes a parameter, and it should be added under "params" with the name "date". You may also see parameters named {{{1}}} or another number (whose TemplateData name should be, for example, "1"). Parameters like this prevent a user inserting a template from having to type the parameter name and the equals sign (i.e., |value| instead of |parametername=value|). When there are multiple unnamed parameters, the number identifies which unnamed parameter is being referred to. For example, in: {{example template|value1|value2}} value1 is the value of parameter {{{1}}}, and value2 is the value of parameter {{{2}}}. Describe your TemplateData parameters accordingly. Note: a user can still force the use of {{{2}}} without {{{1}}} by inserting a parameter named "2" in the template editor or typing "|2=" in wikitext. Finally, note that "aliases" creates alternatives to the parameter name which can be used interchangeably, and "label" replaces the parameter name in the user interface with the specified label (for situations in which the parameter name is not human readable or easily understood). How to use Each of these "Nazwa parametru" objects should contain all of the information about the parameter, in the form of more TemplateData parameters. These are listed in the following section, Within a parameter's name.	"1": { // nazwa parametru ... // tu trafiają informacje o parametrze }

Within a parameter's name

Parameter	Description	Example
aliases	The optional "aliases" parameter allows a template parameter to have multiple names. You can check this by going into the template's source code and looking for: {{{parameter1|{{{parameter2}}}}}} or {{{parameter1|{{{parameter2|}}}}}} This means that if the user inserts either of these parameters with a value, they will perform the same function. Literally, it translates to, "Value of parameter1. If parameter1 doesn't exist or have a value: value of parameter2." In the second case, it also means, "If parameter2 doesn't exist or have a value: no value." To insert the "aliases" parameter, add the text "aliases" followed by a colon, a space and an open square bracket, then typing the name of each of the parameter's aliases in quotation marks, separated by commas. End with a closed square bracket, creating an array.	"aliases": ["1", "talk", "talksection"],
inherits	"inherits" is an optional parameter for when a parameter should inherit all of the TemplateData of another parameter. This can then be overridden by any parameters specified for the inheriting parameter. To use this parameter, type "inherits" : followed by another template parameter's name, such as "talk" or "1". You can then type another specific setting for the parameter underneath if you wish, like "label" : "A different label". The first parameter will inherit all of the second parameter's properties except this one.	"params": { "temat1": { "label": "Temat", "description": "Temat omawiany na tej stronie ujednoznaczniającej", "type": "string" }, "temat2": { "inherits": "temat1" }, "temat3": { "inherits": "temat1", "label" : "A different label" } }
label	Następnie mamy "label", w którym umieszczamy czytelny dla użytkownika tytuł dla parametru, który będzie wyświetlany w edytorze. The label is displayed in place of the parameter's raw name at all times, including when an alias is used in the wikitext. This parameter is optional but highly recommended.	"label": "Month and year",
description	Dalej mamy "description": tym razem jest to opis parametru, a nie całości szablonu. This description appears below the parameter name (a long descriptions will be shortened with a button to optionally expand it). It is optional but highly recommended.	"description": "The month and year that the template was inserted",
type	See the [[<tvar name=1>#Type parameter</tvar>|#Type parameter]] section.
default	Some template parameters have a default value; the value is used unless overridden by the user. The "default" item is an optional item, documentary only, that is intended to communicate this default value to the user. The value need not match the actual default (if there is one) and has no functional effect. (Not to be confused with "autovalue", which is a functional parameter that fills in a field for the user.) Effects In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), the "default" text will show as grey text in the input box of any open parameter when it is empty, in the format "Default: default text". Additionally, it will show in plain black text in the parameter description (when the user hovers over the "i" symbol). In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, this will be below the parameter description, below "Field is required"/"Field is deprecated", if specified (the 2010 wikitext editor doesn't show this text), and above "example", if specified ("example" does not show in the parameter description in the 2010 wikitext editor). In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, the "default" text shows directly after the parameter description, on the same line, following a space. It shows in the same format as the other editors ("Default: default text"). With other parameters In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), if "default" is specified, the "example" value will not show in the input box.	"default": "Category:CommonsRoot",
autovalue	A parameter can be assigned an "autovalue". When a user adds the template to a page, this value will automatically appear in the input box. For example, many cleanup templates need the date added; setting the "autovalue" for the template's date parameter to be {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}, the month and year that the template was added will be filled in automatically. This value can be overwritten by the user in the template editor. With other parameters In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), "autovalue" overrides the visible effects of "url" in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor. See the description for "type" for more info.	"autovalue": "{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}"
example	The "example" parameter is optional and documentary only; its value contains an example that helps the template's user understand the correct way to fill in the parameter (not to be confused with "suggested"; see that entry for more information). Effects In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), this property is displayed below the parameter description (and below the "default" text, if specified). With other parameters In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), "example" will not show in the input box if "default" is specified.	"example": "January 2013",
required	Teraz mamy "required", który można ustawić na wartość true lub false. When unspecified the value defaults to false. Kontroluje to, czy wypełnienie parametru jest obowiązkowe dla tego szablonu. Jeśli tego nie określisz, przyjmuje się, że jest to $false. Effects This status has several effects in VisualEditor and the Edytor wikitekstu 2017 : it displays the parameter automatically when a user inserts the template; it shows a black asterisk within the input box, on the right; it shows the grey, italic text "Pole jest wymagane." below the parameter description; it makes the input box glow red if the user clicks away without entering a value; if a user attempts to insert the template without a value in the required parameter, it will show them a prompt, asking if they are sure. If they confirm, it will insert the parameter with a blank value. It will not stop them from inserting the template, though, and it does not result in a visible error by itself (though templates can be programmed to display an error when a required parameter is not filled in). In the WikiEditor with Extension:TemplateWizard , as in the other editors, it displays the parameter automatically when a user inserts the template, but the parameter cannot be removed using this or any editor. It also does not display "Pole jest wymagane." in the parameter description; rather, it lists the parameter on the side under "Wymagane parametry". Other than this, it generally behaves the same as in the other editors, except that the prompt says that the input doesn't "match the expected format". With other parameters In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, the "deprecated" status does not override the functionality of this parameter, but in the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard it does. See the description of "deprecated" for more info.	"required": true
suggested	Dalej jest "suggested", który może być ustawiony na true lub false. When unspecified it defaults to false. Use "suggested" for parameters that are not mandatory but strongly recommended for template users to provide. When filling in this parameter, a user will see this suggestion. Effects In VisualEditor and the Edytor wikitekstu 2017 , it causes the parameter to automatically show up when a user inserts a template. If the parameter has an autovalue set, this will also automatically be in the parameter's input box. It has no other effect and doesn't show any additional text or warnings. In the WikiEditor with TemplateWizard, it does not place the parameter in the template automatically but instead causes it to be listed on the side under "Sugerowane parametry". The user can then click a "+" next to the parameter to add it to the template. With other parameters The "required" status overrides the functionality of this status in all main editors (VisualEditor, the 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor). It also overrides the displayed "suggested" status in TemplateData documentation (it will display "required" if both "required" and "suggested" are set to true).	"suggested": true
deprecated	Na końcu mamy "deprecated", który może być ustawiony na true, false, lub treść opisującą, co użytkownicy powinni zrobić. Jeśli tego nie określisz, przyjmuje się, że jest to false. Jest to status parametrów, których nie należy już używać, ale przez jakiś czas będą jeszcze obecne. Może to być spowodowane tym, że użycie szablonu jest przenoszone z jednego zestawu parametrów do innego. Effects The effect of this parameter in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor is that a grey exclamation mark shows next to the parameter's label when it is inserted, and in the parameter's information tooltip, the grey, italic text "Pole jest niezalecane. deprecation reason" is shown below the parameter description. It does not affect the functionality or usability of the parameter or show any additional warnings. Despite the fact that it can take a string, as of January 2020 none of the main editors (VisualEditor, the 2017 wikitext editor or the 2010 wikitext editor) display the contents of the string anywhere to users. Inputting a string has the same effect as true. In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, setting this value as true does not allow the parameter to be added or seen. With other parameters If you set both this and "suggested" as true, the parameter status will show as "deprecated" in the TemplateData documentation, but in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor both functionalities will be retained; the parameter will automatically show up when a user inserts a template, but it will have the "deprecated" warnings around it. If you set both this and "required" as true, the parameter status will show as "deprecated" in the TemplateData documentation, but in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor it will have the same functionality as only "required"; the parameter will automatically show up when a user inserts a template, and it will have the "required" warnings around it. This is the same for if you set "deprecated", "suggested" and "required" as true. In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "deprecated" overrides the parameters "required" and "suggested".	"deprecated": "Please use 'publicationDate' instead."
suggested values	The parameter property suggestedvalues lets you define a list of parameter values to be shown to VisualEditor users in a dropdown for easy selection. This can be done either directly in JSON or using the TemplateData editor (no coding required). You can add suggested values to be displayed in the VisualEditor for parameters which have their type set to one of the following options (reference): content line string number unknown unbalanced wikitext Other types (file, page, template, user, date, boolean, URL) are not currently supported because they have special functionalities in the VisualEditor already, such as autocomplete, which would interfere with the drop-down menu for suggested values in the VisualEditor. Editing TemplateData as JSON in wikitext To add suggested values to any parameter type, add the new property "suggestedvalues" to the parameter in JSON. The “suggestedvalues” attribute must be a list of strings. Editing TemplateData with the TemplateData Editor Click on "Zarządzaj danymi szablonu". Click on the name of the parameter you want to add suggested values to. If it’s not already done, set parameter type to one of the following: content, line, string, number, unknown, unbalanced wikitext. A new input field "Sugerowane wartości" will appear. If the parameter is already set to one of these types, the input field should already be visible. Type in the suggested value(s), including any spaces and special characters, and press enter to add the value(s) to the list. Effects Once the values have been added to TemplateData, the VisualEditor will display them in a combo box (a dropdown into which users can also enter a custom value) for the parameter types listed above. The user selects the desired value by clicking on it. If the list of values is long -- for example, a list of a country’s states -- the user can begin typing in the field, whereupon the list will be filtered to show only values containing the typed text. To change an entered value, the user must simply clear the field, and the full dropdown list will appear again. If the user needs a value not included in the list (for example, "message in a bottle") they can type it in manually.	"suggestedvalues": [ "Journal", "Book", "Newspaper", "Magazine" ]

Note: if neither "required", "suggested" nor "deprecated" are set as true for a parameter, its status will show as "optional" in the TemplateData documentation.

Kiedy skończysz, kliknij "Zapisz". Jeśli popełnisz błędy, edytor nie pozwoli zapisać zmian (co jest destrukcyjne, ale oznacza, że nic nie można zepsuć). Jeśli wystąpią błędy, wyjaśnij na stronie opinii, co próbujesz zrobić, a chętnie pomożemy.

Note that if you are abusing a hack template to dynamically generate TemplateData, it cannot be checked for errors before saving.

Zauważ, że każdy zestaw informacji jest zamknięty w cudzysłowy (z wyjątkiem true i false) i oddzielony od następnego zestawu przecinkiem (oprócz ostatniego).

Type parameter

Potem mamy "type", który kontroluje, jak edytor danych szablonu ma interpretować ten parametr. Może to być: In some cases, template editors have been programmed to modify the user interface for a certain parameter according to this TemplateData value, such as to only allow the user to enter valid values that match the specified type. This parameter does not have any functional effect on the template parameter or its value; it merely controls how template editors see and treat the parameter in editing mode.

How to use

It is used by adding the "type" parameter, followed by a colon and a space, then adding any of the values listed in the table below in quotation marks.

Example:

"type": "string",

Effects

As of February 2020, only 5 of the 13 type values have visible effects in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, while 8 have visible effects in TemplateWizard.

The effects of certain values are likely to change as the template editors get updates to support them. One such effort for VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor is tracked in the Phabricator task T55613. A similar effort to get TemplateWizard to support the boolean value is tracked in T200664.

The currently known effects are listed as follows.

Value	Description
unknown	The "unknown" value is the default type value if no type is set. It can also be set manually by typing "type": "unknown". Effects In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), "unknown" has no visible effects compared to a template without TemplateData.
number	The "number" value is intended for numerical values, including negative values and decimals. Effects In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "number" has no visible effect. In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "number" causes the input box to display a "+" and "-" button on either side, which can raise or lower a number value in the input box, and the user can only type numbers into the box. The buttons can also lower the number into negatives. With other parameters In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "number" overrides the effects of "autovalue"; the value of "autovalue" will not be automatically placed in the input box if the parameter type is "number".
string	The "string" value is intended for any string of plain text. Effects In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), "string" has no visible effect compared to "unknown".
line	The "line" value is intended for content that should be forced to stay on one line. Effects In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "line" prevents a parameter's input box from allowing new lines, which are usually possible in these editors. In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "line" has no visible effect (input boxes do not allow new lines by default in this editor).
boolean	The "boolean" value is intended for a value that is either true, false or unknown. This is intended by the manual to be represented by a "1", "0" or blank value. Effects As of February 2020, none of the main Wikimedia editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor or the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard) make use of this value. It has no visible effects. With the autovalue:0 checkbox appears in the VisualEditor, which can be switched on and off.
date	The "date" value is intended for a date in the YYYY-MM-DD (ISO 8601) format; for example, 2014-05-22. The TemplateData manual also designates it as being intended for ISO 8601 date–time combinations, such as 2014-05-22T16:01:12Z", but in practice no major editing interface as of February 2020 uses it in this fashion, and almost all major Wikimedia template parameters take dates and times separately. Effects In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "date" has no visible effect. In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "date" makes the parameter input box about a third shorter and adds a dropdown calendar, allowing the user to choose a date input. It also displays the grey example text in the input box "YYYY-MM-DD". If an input does not conform to this standard, the box glows red, however the editor will always output a date conforming to the standard (if numbers are entered) or nothing (if only text or nothing is entered). With other parameters In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "date" overrides the effects of "autovalue"; the value of "autovalue" will not be automatically placed in the input box if the parameter type is "date".
url	The "url" value is intended for a URL, with Internet protocol (e.g., "https://" or "//") included. Effects In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "url" makes the input box display an external link icon (a square with arrow pointing out of it) in the left hand side of the box and makes the box glow red when the user clicks away without entering a URL value that includes a valid Internet protocol (e.g., "https://", "ftp://" or "//") followed by some text. This second effect is similar to that of the "required" setting, but it does not warn the user if they attempt to insert the template without a valid URL. It also occurs with any status setting (such as "suggested"" or "deprecated"). In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "url" has no visible effect. With other parameters In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "autovalue" overrides the visible effects of "url": when both are set, the input box will not contain a URL icon nor glow red when the user clicks away without entering a valid URL.
wiki-page-name	The "wiki-page-name" value is intended for a page name on a wiki. Effects In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), "wiki-page-name" makes the parameter input box show a suggestion dropdown menu containing a list of pages on the wiki, such as articles on Wikipedia, which can be selected. Namespaces can also be defined in the search. Additionally, in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, it forces the input box content to stay on one line. It has no other visible effect and doesn't prevent a non-page from being inputted.
wiki-file-name	The "wiki-file-name" value is intended for a file name hosted either locally on a wiki or on Wikimedia Commons. Effects In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "wiki-file-name" has no visible effect. In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "wiki-file-name" makes the parameter input box show a suggestion dropdown menu containing a list of files hosted both locally and on Wikimedia Commons, which can be selected. The file names do not contain the "File:" namespace prefix. The dropdown menu also shows the thumbnail of the files. It has no other visible effect and doesn't prevent a non-file from being inputted.
wiki-template-name	The "wiki-template-name" value is intended for the name of a template. Effects In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), "wiki-template-name" makes the parameter input box show a suggestion dropdown menu containing a list of templates, which can be selected. Additionally, in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, it forces the input box content to stay on one line. It has no other visible effect and doesn't prevent a non-template from being inputted.
wiki-user-name	The "wiki-user-name" value is intended for a username on a wiki. Effects In all main editors (VisualEditor, 2017 wikitext editor and the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard), "wiki-user-name" makes the parameter input box show a suggestion dropdown menu containing a list of actual users' names, which can be selected. Additionally, in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, it forces the input box content to stay on one line. It has no other visible effect and doesn't prevent a non-username from being inputted.
content	The "content" value is intended for wikitext of page content, for example, links, images or text formatting. Effects In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "content" has no visible effect. In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "content" makes the parameter input box one line taller and allows new lines, which regular input boxes in the 2010 wikitext editor do not.
unbalanced-wikitext	The "unbalanced-wikitext" value is intended for wikitext that cannot stand alone, i.e. it lacks an opening or closing tag or refers to other parts of wikitext. Effects In VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor, "unbalanced-wikitext" has no visible effect. In the 2010 wikitext editor with TemplateWizard, "unbalanced-wikitext" makes the parameter input box one line taller and allows new lines, which regular input boxes in the 2010 wikitext editor do not.

Własne formatowanie

When editing the "format" value, you create custom formats by inputting a set of wikitext symbols using some predefined rules.

• {{ - start of the template
• _ - content (e.g., string, integer or parameter). This underscore serves to indicate the minimum length of a value in characters and can be repeated, like _______. If this length is not reached, it fills the remaining characters with spaces. This can be used to align all equals signs to a specific position after a parameter (if used with \n for new lines).
• | - pipe (separates parameters)
• = - equals sign (precedes the value of a parameter)
• \n or pressing the enter key - new line (this will display as ↵ in the entry field)
• - space (can be used with \n to indent new lines)
• }} - end of the template

The wikitext should at least meet the minimum of {{_|_=_}}, otherwise there will be an invalid format string error.

Przykłady formatowania, które możesz użyć

Cel	Zapis formatowania	Rezultat
Formatowanie w linii	{{_|_=_}} inline	{{Foo|bar=baz|qux=quux}}{{Bar}}
Formatowanie w bloku	{{_\n| _ = _\n}} block	{{Foo | bar = baz | qux = quux }}{{Bar}}
Brak spacji przed nazwą parametru, każdy szablon w osobnej linii	\n{{_\n|_ = _\n}}\n	{{Foo |bar = baz |qux = quux }} {{Bar}}
Wcięcie przed każdym parametrem	{{_\n |_ = _\n}}	{{Foo |bar = baz |qux = quux }}{{Bar}}
Dopasuj wszystkie nazwy parametrów do podanej długości	{{_\n|_______________ = _\n}}\n	{{Foo |bar = baz |qux = quux |veryverylongparameter = bat }} {{Bar}}
Znak pionowej kreski na końcu poprzedniej linii	{{_|\n _______________ = _}}	{{Foo| bar = baz| qux = quux}}{{Bar}}
Styl w linii z większą ilością spacji, musi znajdować się na początku linii	\n{{_ | _ = _}}	{{Foo | bar = baz | qux = quux}} {{Bar }}
Szablon na początku wiersza, wyrównanie długości parametrów, znak pionowej kreski w poprzedniej linii	\n{{_ |\n _______________ = _}}	{{Foo | bar = baz | qux = quux}} {{Bar}}

Pusty wzór dokumentu

Możesz skopiować poniższy pusty wzór dokumentu poniżej, aby dodać nowy TemplateData do szablonu. Uwzględnione zostały tylko najpopularniejsze znaczniki.

<templatedata>
{
    "description": "",
    "params": {
        "1": {
            "label": "",
            "description": "",
            "type": ""
        },
        "2": {
            "label": "",
            "description": "",
            "type": ""
        }
    }
}
</templatedata>

Errors

Błąd składni w JSON. / Bad JSON format

These errors occur when saving TemplateData, usually manually edited, with invalid JSON code (duplicate keys/parameters, trailing or missing commas, etc.) in VisualEditor or the 2017 wikitext editor.

"Błąd składni w JSON." appears in VisualEditor and the 2017 wikitext editor; "Bad JSON format" appears when editing in the TemplateData GUI editor.

These errors can be difficult to detect and come in too many forms to list. The best way to avoid them is to edit template data exclusively with the TemplateData editor; the best way to detect them once they've occurred is to use an external JSON validator, such as JSONLint, which will highlight errors and aid in fixing them.

The 2010 wikitext editor does not check for invalid JSON thanks to an old, unfixed bug (zadanie T128029). Pages that contain invalid JSON may throw alarming "Błąd wewnętrzny" messages. To fix these errors, your best bet is to use a JSON validator (see above).

Required property "paramOrder(number)" not found.

This error occurs if you state a parameter in "params" that is not stated in "paramOrder". The number in the square brackets refers to the parameter in "paramOrder" that is missing. It refers to its order in the sequence, but it is one less than its actual position, since "paramOrder" is an array; 0 is the first one, 1 is the second, etc.

"params": {
    "date": { ...
    },
    "reason": { ...
    },
    "talk": { ... // <-- This parameter is not stated in "paramOrder", but it should be.
    }
},
"paramOrder": [
	"date",
	"reason"
]

// Error: Required property "paramOrder[2]" not found.

To fix this, make sure all parameters stated in "params" are listed in "paramOrder". Alternatively, you can remove the "paramOrder" object to remove this error.

Invalid value for property "paramOrder(number)".

This error occurs if you state a parameter in "paramOrder" that is not stated in "params". The number in the square brackets refers to the parameter in "paramOrder" that shouldn't be there. It refers to its order in the sequence, but it is one less than its actual position, since "paramOrder" is an array; 0 is the first one, 1 is the second, etc.

"params": {
    "date": { ...
    },
    "talk": { ...
    }
},
"paramOrder": [
	"date",
	"reason", // <-- This parameter is not stated in "params", but it should be.
    "talk"
]

// Error: Invalid value for property "paramOrder[1]".

To fix this, make sure all parameters stated in "paramOrder" are listed in "params". Alternatively, you can remove the "paramOrder" object to remove this error.

Property "params.parametername.required" is expected to be of type "boolean".

This error occurs if you put quotation marks around the value of either "required" or "suggested".

"suggested": "true" // <-- These quotation marks shouldn't be here.

These are boolean values, not strings, therefore they require no quotation marks. To fix this, remove any quotation marks around the values true or false for these parameters.

Property "format" is expected to be ...

If the "format" parameter exists but its value is not "inline", "block" or a valid format string, you will see the error message "Właściwość „format” musi mieć wartość „inline”, „block” lub inny poprawny ciąg określający format.".

"format": "notinline"

// Error : Property "format" is expected to be "inline", "block", or a valid format string.

To fix this, make sure the value after "format": equals "inline" or "block" and that there no spelling mistakes. Alternatively, if it's wikitext, make sure it contains a minimum of {{_|_=_}} and that there are no mistakes in the syntax that would normally cause a template to fail, such as duplicate equals signs or missing/duplicate curly brackets; see the section #Custom formats for the syntax for custom formats. Alternatively, you can remove the "format" parameter to remove this error.

Unexpected property "parametername".

This error occurs if you state a parameter that does not exist in TemplateData. This is probably due to spelling mistakes.

<templatedata>
{
    "description": "",
    "format": "inline",
    "params": {
        "1": {
            "label": "",
            "descriptino": "", // <-- spelling mistake
            "type": ""
        }
    }
}
</templatedata>

It also occurs if you state a parameter in any TemplateData object that is not a parameter of that object. This may be due to spelling mistakes, or you may have written the parameter of one TemplateData object under another object that it doesn't belong to.

For example, you might have written the parameter "label" under the root TemplateData object instead of inside "params":

<templatedata>
{
    "description": "",
    "format": "inline",
    "label": "", // <-- incorrectly placed parameter
    "params": {
        "1": { // ↓ it should be in here
            "description": "",
            "type": ""
        }
    }
}
</templatedata>

Alternatively, if the unexpected parameter is under a template parameter inside "params", you'll see its name after "params.parametername." in the error.

To fix this, make sure there aren't any spelling mistakes in the parameter names, and make sure your parameters are in their correct location. Additionally, make sure you don't state any parameters that don't exist for a TemplateData object. You can check which parameters exist for an object in the section #TemplateData parameters.

Required property "params" not found.

This error occurs if there is no "params" object in the TemplateData. This is a necessary object, as it contains all the details of each parameter, so to fix this error, make sure it's added and that there are no spelling mistakes. See the section above on how to add the "params" parameter.

Ograniczenia i pytania

• Brakujące funkcje – TemplateData jest przykładem narzędzia, które zostało udostępnione z nielicznymi funkcjami, w nadziei, że użytkownicy pomogą kierować rozwojem funkcji, których potrzebują. Jeśli chcesz poprosić o nowe funkcje dla TemplateData, prosimy daj nam znać.
• Opóźnienia w wyświetlaniu w szablonach – Po dodaniu TemplateData do szablonu, metadane powinny być widoczne natychmiast po otwarciu szablonu w edytorze wizualnym. Jest jednak możliwe, że zajmie to kilka godzin zanim metadane się pojawią. Możesz wymusić aktualizację, wprowadzając pustą edycję do samej strony szablonu (nie do podstrony dokumentacji). Aby przeprowadzić pustą edycję, otwórz stronę szablonu do edycji i zapisz stronę bez dokonywania żadnych zmian i bez dodawania opisu zmian.
• Aktualne problemy – Aktualna lista błędów i żądań funkcji jest dostępna w trackerze błędów Wikimedia.

Inne narzędzia

Help:Extension:TemplateWizard

A toolbar dialog window for entering template wikitext via an form built from TemplateData.

TemplateData Wizard

Narzędzie, które generuje TemplateData za pośrednictwem interaktywnego interfejsu.

Skeleton TemplateData generator

Narzędzie, które czyta wikikod źródłowy szablonu, próbuje znaleźć wszystkie używane parametry i wyświetla szkielet dokumentu z listą parametrów.

JSONLint

Narzędzie, które umożliwia sprawdzenie poprawności ręcznie napisanego kodu JSON, które ułatwia znalezienie błędów w składni.

• Lista wszystkich szablonów z TemplateData na tej wiki.
• Dzięki szablonowi TemplateData na dewiki, dane szablonu są wyświetlane w ramce, a szablon jest dodawany do kategorii szablonów z danymi szablonu.
• https://query.wikidata.org/ and Query Helper