SectionSkeleton

SectionSkeleton

Class containing the main properties of a section and building it from a heading (we should probably extract SectionParser from it). It is extended by Section. This class is the only one used in the worker context for sections.

Constructor

new SectionSkeleton(parser, heading, targets)

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Create a section skeleton instance.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
parser Parser
heading object
targets Array.<object>

Members

comments :Array.<Comment>

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Comments contained in the section.

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commentsInFirstChunk :Array.<Comment>

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Comments contained in the first chunk of the section, i.e. all elements up to the first subheading if it is present, or all elements if it is not.

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editUrl :string

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URL to edit the section.

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  • string

headingElement :Element|external:Element

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Heading element (.mw-heading or <h1> - <h6>).

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headline :string

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Section headline as it appears on the page.

Foreign elements can get there, add the classes of these elements to module:defaultConfig.excludeFromHeadlineClasses to filter them out.

Type:
  • string

headlineElement :Element|external:Element

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Headline element.

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hElement :Element|external:Element

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`H1...6' element.

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id :string

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Section id.

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  • string

index :number

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Section index. Same as the index in the array returned by module:sectionRegistry.getAll.

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  • number

lastElement :Element|external:Element

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Last element in the section.

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lastElementInFirstChunk :Element|external:Element

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Last element in the first chunk of the section, i.e. all elements up to the first subheading if it is present or just all elements if it is not.

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level :number

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Section level. A level is a number representing the number of = characters in the section heading's code.

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  • number

oldestComment :CommentSkeleton

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Oldest comment in the section.

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(nullable) sectionNumber :number

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Sequental number of the section at the time of the page load.

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  • number

Methods

getAncestors() → {Array.<SectionSkeleton>}

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Get the chain of ancestors of the section as an array, starting with the parent section.

The returned value is cached, so don't change the array in-place. (That's ugly, need to check if running .slice() on the array slows anything down. To be clear – this method is run very frequently.)

Returns:
Type
Array.<SectionSkeleton>

getLastElement(followingHeadingElement, treeWalker) → {Element|external:Element}

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Get the last element in the section based on a following (directly or not) section's heading element.

Sometimes sections are nested trickily in some kind of container elements, so a following structure may take place:

== Heading 1 ==
<p>Paragraph 1.</p>
<div>
  <p>Paragraph 2.</p>
  == Heading 2 ==
  <p>Paragraph 3.</p>
</div>
<p>Paragraph 4.</p>
== Heading 3 ==

In this case, section 1 has paragraphs 1 and 2 as the first and last, and section 2 has paragraphs 3 and 4 as such. Our code must capture that.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
followingHeadingElement Element | external:Element | undefined
treeWalker TreeWalker
Returns:
Type
Element | external:Element

getParent(ignoreFirstLevelopt) → (nullable) {SectionSkeleton}

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Get the parent section of the section.

Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Default Description
ignoreFirstLevel boolean <optional>
 true

Don't consider sections of the first level parent sections; stop at second level sections.
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Type
SectionSkeleton

parseHeadline()

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For internal use. Parse the headline of the section and fill the headline property that contains no HTML tags.