Module:Infobox mapframe
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Usage
Module that automatically makes a mapframe suitable for an infobox automatically, with minimal user input.
Generic usage
Just use the template {{Infobox mapframe}}, following the documentation there. This module may also be imported to another Lua module.
Automatic maps in infoboxes
- Example edits: Template:Infobox prison, Template:Infobox prison/doc
Edit the infobox template (or its sandbox). Add lines like the following examples to the infobox. Replace numbers (4, or 97 to 99), with the appropriate number based on how many other image or data parameters are already present.
If placing near the top of infobox | If placing at/near the bottom of the infobox |
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| image4 = {{#invoke:Infobox mapframe|auto}} | caption4 = {{#invoke:Infobox mapframe|autocaption}} |
| header97 = {{#if:{{{mapframe|}}}|Location}} | data98 = {{#invoke:Infobox mapframe|auto}} | data99 = {{#invoke:Infobox mapframe|autocaption}} |
If the template has a {{#invoke:Check for unknown parameters}}
, add the following parameters:
| mapframe | mapframe-area_km2 | mapframe-area_mi2 | mapframe-caption | mapframe-coord | mapframe-coordinates | mapframe-custom | mapframe-frame-coord | mapframe-frame-coordinates | mapframe-frame-height | mapframe-frame-width | mapframe-geomask | mapframe-geomask-fill | mapframe-geomask-fill-opacity | mapframe-geomask-stroke-color | mapframe-geomask-stroke-colour | mapframe-geomask-stroke-width | mapframe-height | mapframe-id | mapframe-length_km | mapframe-length_mi | mapframe-marker | mapframe-marker-color | mapframe-marker-colour | mapframe-point | mapframe-shape | mapframe-shape-fill | mapframe-shape-fill-opacity | mapframe-stroke-color | mapframe-stroke-colour | mapframe-stroke-width | mapframe-switcher | mapframe-width | mapframe-wikidata | mapframe-zoom
Once this is done, the above parameters will be available to users of the template.
- Defaults values for these parameters can also be specified in the #invoke calls above, e.g.
{{#invoke:Infobox mapframe|auto|mapframe-marker=library}}
means that the library marker will be used, unless a different value is passed in to the template. - The maps are off by default, which means maps will not be displayed unless
|mapframe=yes
is present in the template call. To turn maps on by default, in the #invoke calls above add|onByDefault=yes
– which means maps will be displayed unless|mapframe=no
is present in the template call. onByDefault can also be set to a conditional, such as if another parameters is present, e.g.|onByDefault={{#if:{{{pushpin_map|}}}|no|yes}}
- Add the new parameters to the document. You can use
{{Infobox mapframe/doc/parameters}}
. If any default values are modified in the #invoke calls, add them as parameters in the form |parameter-name=value. The default output is shown here collapsed:
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- Parameters can also be added to the TemplateData can also be added by copy-pasting from
See also
local mf = require('Module:Mapframe/sandbox')
local p = {}
p.main = function(frame)
local parent = frame.getParent(frame)
local parentArgs = parent.args
-- convert parent args to standard table
local args = {}
for k, v in pairs(parentArgs) do
args[k] = v
end
-- Some defaults/overrides for infobox presentation
args.display = "inline"
args.frame = "yes"
args.plain = "yes"
args.type = args.type or "point"
args["frame-width"] = args["frame-width"] or "270"
local mapframe = mf._main(args)
return frame:preprocess(mapframe)
end
return p