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Module permitting basid data retrieval from items. It is mosly useful for other modules or for {{tl|Data}}

<small><i>A copy is available on [https://test.wikidata.org/wiki/Module:Wikidata test Wikidata]</i></small>
== Functions callable from Lua ==

'''p._getClaims returns claims in a particular item that match a particular query
* item (required): its Qid
* property (required) property that the claims should have
* withqualfier = qualifiers that the statement should have
* withrank = rank of the statement ; 'preferred', 'normal', 'deprecated' or 'valid' (ie normal and preferred). By default = preferred.
* sourceproperty = this property should be used in the source 
* source = the source that should be provided in the statement (if sourceproperty is not provided, the property used is p248) 
* excludespecial = set to true if you do not want to get "novalue" and "somevalue". 
* numval = if you want to set a maximum number of values to be returned
* sorttype = set to "chronological" to get the statements in chronological order using the {{p|580}}, {{p|582}} and {{p|585}} qualifiers. Set to "inverrted for chronological order. From a Lua module, you can also define your own sorting criteria.
* showsource = set to "true" if you want the source of the statement to be displayed.

'''p.formatStatements(args)''': returns a string containing the statements given in the table args. Same keys as getClaims, plus formatting arguments: 
* lang (required) for the desired language
* format = the format in which the args should be returned. For example, for a string-type property displayformat = "weblink" returns a formatted weblink. 
* conjtype = the conjunction separating the statements. For example, conj = <nowiki>'<br /></nowiki>, will make a new linke between each statement.
* showqualifier = the qualifiers that should be shown along with the mainsnak value

'''p.getLabel''' get the label of an entity
* entity = entity ID with its Q or P
* lang

== Functions callable from wikitext ==
* '''p.formatStatementsE''' same as p._formatStatements, except that "lang" is not required. It is most conveniently used from {{tl|Data}} that takes exactly the same arguments.