Module:PadUtils
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-- Module:PadUtils
local p = {}
-- split "A;B;C" safely (ignores empty pieces)
local function split(text, delim)
local out = {}
if not text or text == "" then return out end
for part in mw.text.gsplit(text, delim, true) do
part = mw.text.trim(part)
if part ~= "" then table.insert(out, part) end
end
return out
end
-- Accept any of:
-- "Floor Name"
-- "Floor_Target|Floor Label"
-- "[[Dungeon/Floor_Target|Floor Label]]"
-- "[[Floor_Target|Floor Label]]"
local function parseItem(item)
local inner = item:match("^%[%[(.*)%]%]$")
if inner then item = inner end
local t, l = item:match("^(.-)|(.*)$")
local target = mw.text.trim(t or item)
local label = mw.text.trim(l or item)
return target, label
end
-- Always normalize to "base/floor" for the link target.
-- If target already starts with "base/", strip that prefix first.
local function normalizeTarget(base, target)
target = mw.text.trim(target)
local withSlash = base .. "/"
if target:sub(1, #withSlash) == withSlash then
target = target:sub(#withSlash + 1)
end
return base .. "/" .. target
end
function p.dungeonFloors(frame)
local args = frame.args
local base = args.base and mw.text.trim(args.base) or mw.title.getCurrentTitle().fullText
local floors = split(args.floors or "", ";")
local ordered = (args.ol == "1" or args.ol == "true")
local before = args.before or ""
local after = args.after or ""
if #floors == 0 then return "" end
local lines = {}
for _, raw in ipairs(floors) do
local target, label = parseItem(raw)
local titleText = normalizeTarget(base, target)
local titleObj = mw.title.new(titleText)
local linkTarget = titleObj and titleObj.prefixedText or titleText -- <-- fixed
local bullet = ordered and "#" or "*"
table.insert(lines, string.format("%s [[%s|%s%s%s]]", bullet, linkTarget, before, label, after))
end
return frame:preprocess(table.concat(lines, "\n"))
end
-- Module:PadUtils (append this function)
local p = {}
-- ... (keep your other helpers / functions above)
-- Build a nested list of all dungeons and their floors from Cargo.
-- Optional args:
-- type : filter by Type (e.g., "Daily")
-- ol : "1"/"true" to use <ol> for dungeons; floors are always <ul>
-- order : "name" or "id" (defaults to name)
-- Build a nested list of all dungeons and their floors from Cargo.
-- Args (all optional):
-- type : filter by Type (e.g., "Daily")
-- ol : "1"/"true" -> numbered dungeons; floors stay bulleted
-- order : "name" (default) or "id" -- top-level and floor order
-- showcount : "1"/"true" -> append (N) after each dungeon name
-- limit : max rows to fetch (default 5000)
function p.dungeonIndex(frame)
local args = frame.args
local useOL = (args.ol == "1" or args.ol == "true")
local typ = args.type and mw.text.trim(args.type) or nil
local byID = (args.order == "id")
local showCnt = (args.showcount == "1" or args.showcount == "true")
local limit = tonumber(args.limit) or 5000
local fields = 'Dungeon, Name'
local orderBy = byID and 'Dungeon, DungeonFloorID, Name' or 'Dungeon, Name'
local where
if typ and typ ~= "" then
where = string.format("Type = '%s'", typ:gsub("'", "''"))
end
local rows = mw.ext.cargo.query(
'dungeon_floors',
fields,
{ where = where, orderBy = orderBy, limit = limit }
)
if not rows or #rows == 0 then
return "''No results''"
end
-- group
local grouped, order = {}, {}
for _, r in ipairs(rows) do
local d = r.Dungeon
grouped[d] = grouped[d] or {}
table.insert(grouped[d], r.Name)
end
for d,_ in pairs(grouped) do table.insert(order, d) end
table.sort(order) -- top-level alphabetical (unless you prefer DB order)
-- build wikitext bullets then parse
local out = {}
for _, dungeon in ipairs(order) do
local floors = grouped[dungeon]
if not byID then table.sort(floors) end -- ensure alphabetical floors by default
local dungeonLabel = dungeon
if showCnt then dungeonLabel = string.format('%s (%d)', dungeonLabel, #floors) end
table.insert(out, (useOL and "# " or "* ") .. string.format('[[%s|%s]]', dungeon, dungeonLabel))
for _, name in ipairs(floors) do
local target = string.format('%s/%s', dungeon, name)
table.insert(out, (useOL and "## " or "** ") .. string.format('[[%s|%s]]', target, name))
end
end
return frame:preprocess(table.concat(out, "\n"))
end
return p