Module:STikiLeaderboard

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This module displays statistics about a given editor's use of the STiki anti-vandalism tool. It reads the information from Wikipedia:STiki/leaderboard.

Usage

{{#invoke:STikiLeaderboard|<!-- code -->|<!--username-->}}

Leaderboard data field	Code
Rank	rank
Uses	uses
Percentage of edits tagged as vandalism	vand
Percentage of edits reverted while assuming good faith	agf
Favourite queue	queue
First use	first
Last use	last
Average daily edits	avg
Uses yesterday	yest
Uses in the last 30 days	last30

Examples

Input	Output
{{#invoke:STikiLeaderboard|rank|West.andrew.g}}
{{#invoke:STikiLeaderboard|uses|West.andrew.g}}
{{#invoke:STikiLeaderboard|queue|Fraggle81}}
{{#invoke:STikiLeaderboard|first|Widr}}

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p = {}

-- Get the raw leaderboard content.
local leaderboard = mw.title.new('Wikipedia:STiki/leaderboard')
local leaderboardText
if leaderboard then
    leaderboardText = leaderboard:getContent()
end

-- Get the rank and uses for a given username.
local function findLeaderboardVals(username)
    username = mw.getContentLanguage():ucfirst(mw.text.trim(username or '')) -- Filter out nil values, trim whitespace, and capitalise first letter.
    if username == '' then
        return error('No username specified')
    end
    if not leaderboardText then
        error('Could not find the leaderboard text')
    end
    local rank, uses = mw.ustring.match(leaderboardText, '\n| align=center | (%d+) || align=left | %[%[User:' .. username .. '|' .. username .. '%]%] %(%[%[User_Talk:' .. username .. '|talk%]%] | %[%[Special:Contributions/' .. username .. '|contribs%]%]%) || align=right | (%d+) ||')
    return rank, uses
end

-- Get the username from #invoke and return the rank using findLeaderboardVals().
function p.rank(frame)
    local username = frame.args[1]
    local rank, uses = findLeaderboardVals(username)
    return rank
end

-- Get the username from #invoke and return the uses using findLeaderboardVals().
function p.uses(frame)
    local username = frame.args[1]
    local rank, uses = findLeaderboardVals(username)
    return uses
end

return p