Module:Module rating
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<translate> This template is used to rate Lua modules by quality.</translate> <translate> It is placed at the top of the module's /doc subpage.</translate> <translate> It produces a message informing users about the rating system, and it also places the module into a tracking category.</translate>
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Usage
Basic usage: </translate>
{{module rating|rating}}
<translate> Without categories:</translate>
{{module rating|rating|nocat=true}}
<translate> If <tvar name=1>{{Module rating}}
</tvar> is used outside the Module namespace, an error message is shown: <tvar name=2>Module rating is invalid or not specified. |
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Ratings
</translate> <translate> The rating should be placed in the first positional parameter.</translate> <translate> There are five different ratings: <tvar name=1>pre-alpha, alpha, beta, release and protected</tvar>.</translate> <translate> There are also short alias codes for each of the ratings.</translate>
<translate> Rating</translate> | <translate> Aliases</translate> | <translate> Result</translate> | ||
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pre-alpha
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prealpha pa
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alpha
|
a
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beta
|
b
|
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release
|
r general g
|
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protected
|
protect p
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<translate> Anything else or if missing</translate> |
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TemplateData
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Categories
The template will put modules in one of the following categories, according to the rating specified: </translate>
- Category:Modules in pre-alpha development
- Category:Modules in alpha
- Category:Modules in beta
- Category:Modules for general use
- Category:Modules subject to page protection
<translate> These categories are suppressed on pages ending with /doc.</translate>
<translate> To suppress categories on all pages, you can use the code <tvar name=1>|nocat=true
</tvar>.</translate>
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See also
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- {{module-rating categories}}
- Lua
- {{Lua}}