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StructuredNavigation

A MediaWiki extension that allows creating machine-readable navigation templates.

How to Use

You can play with an example in /docs/examples. For this example, let's try using wikipedia-en-dontnod-entertainment.json.

  1. Create a new page at Navigation:Dontnod Entertainment, import the JSON into that page, then save your edit.
  2. At a separate wikitext page, add <mw-navigation title="Dontnod Entertainment" /> and press save.

Install

To install, read the installation guide on MediaWiki.org.

Benefits

Using this extension allows creating navigations that:

  • are machine-readable in JSON, an open format for storing data
  • are retrievable with MediaWiki's Action API and REST API
  • only contain data: presentation details are separated from the content. No wikitext, inline CSS, or HTML required; e.g the separator symbol is auto-appended after each link using CSS.
  • are automatically tracked using the structurednavigation page property (try using [[Special:PagesWithProp/structurednavigation]])
  • produce semantic and accessible HTML

License

Licensed under the MIT license.

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