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<?php
/**
* Magic variable implementations provided by MediaWiki core
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
* with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
* 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
* http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
*
* @file
* @ingroup Parser
*/
use MediaWiki\Config\ServiceOptions;
use MediaWiki\MainConfigNames;
use MediaWiki\Utils\MWTimestamp;
use Psr\Log\LoggerInterface;
use Wikimedia\Timestamp\ConvertibleTimestamp;
/**
* Expansions of core magic variables, used by the parser.
* @internal
* @ingroup Parser
*/
class CoreMagicVariables {
/** Map of (word ID => cache TTL hint) */
private const CACHE_TTL_BY_ID = [
'currenttime' => 3600,
'localtime' => 3600,
'numberofarticles' => 3600,
'numberoffiles' => 3600,
'numberofedits' => 3600,
'numberofusers' => 3600,
'numberofactiveusers' => 3600,
'numberofpages' => 3600,
'currentversion' => 86400,
'currenttimestamp' => 3600,
'localtimestamp' => 3600,
'pagesinnamespace' => 3600,
'numberofadmins' => 3600,
'numberingroup' => 3600,
];
/** Map of (time unit => relative datetime specifier) */
private const DEADLINE_DATE_SPEC_BY_UNIT = [
'Y' => 'first day of January next year midnight',
'M' => 'first day of next month midnight',
'D' => 'next day midnight',
// Note that this relative datetime specifier does not zero out
// minutes/seconds, but we will do so manually in
// ::applyUnitTimestampDeadline() when given the unit 'H'
'H' => 'next hour'
];
/** Seconds of clock skew fudge factor for time-interval deadline TTLs */
private const DEADLINE_TTL_CLOCK_FUDGE = 1;
/** Max seconds to "randomly" add to time-interval deadline TTLs to avoid stampedes */
private const DEADLINE_TTL_STAGGER_MAX = 15;
/** Minimum time-interval deadline TTL */
private const MIN_DEADLINE_TTL = 15;
/**
* Expand the magic variable given by $index.
* @internal
* @param Parser $parser
* @param string $id The name of the variable, and equivalently, the magic
* word ID which was used to match the variable
* @param ConvertibleTimestamp $ts Timestamp to use when expanding magic variable
* @param ServiceOptions $svcOptions Service options for the parser
* @param LoggerInterface $logger
* @return string|null The expanded value, or null to indicate the given
* index wasn't a known magic variable.
*/
public static function expand(
// Fundamental options
Parser $parser,
string $id,
// Context passed over from the parser
ConvertibleTimestamp $ts,
ServiceOptions $svcOptions,
LoggerInterface $logger
): ?string {
$pageLang = $parser->getTargetLanguage();
$cacheTTL = self::CACHE_TTL_BY_ID[$id] ?? -1;
if ( $cacheTTL > -1 ) {
$parser->getOutput()->updateCacheExpiry( $cacheTTL );
}
switch ( $id ) {
case '!':
return '|';
case '=':
return '=';
case 'currentmonth':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'M' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $ts->format( 'm' ) );
case 'currentmonth1':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'M' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $ts->format( 'n' ) );
case 'currentmonthname':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'M' );
return $pageLang->getMonthName( (int)$ts->format( 'n' ) );
case 'currentmonthnamegen':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'M' );
return $pageLang->getMonthNameGen( (int)$ts->format( 'n' ) );
case 'currentmonthabbrev':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'M' );
return $pageLang->getMonthAbbreviation( (int)$ts->format( 'n' ) );
case 'currentday':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'D' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $ts->format( 'j' ) );
case 'currentday2':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'D' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $ts->format( 'd' ) );
case 'localmonth':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'M' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $localTs->format( 'm' ) );
case 'localmonth1':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'M' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $localTs->format( 'n' ) );
case 'localmonthname':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'M' );
return $pageLang->getMonthName( (int)$localTs->format( 'n' ) );
case 'localmonthnamegen':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'M' );
return $pageLang->getMonthNameGen( (int)$localTs->format( 'n' ) );
case 'localmonthabbrev':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'M' );
return $pageLang->getMonthAbbreviation( (int)$localTs->format( 'n' ) );
case 'localday':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'D' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $localTs->format( 'j' ) );
case 'localday2':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'D' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $localTs->format( 'd' ) );
case 'pagename':
case 'pagenamee':
case 'fullpagename':
case 'fullpagenamee':
case 'subpagename':
case 'subpagenamee':
case 'rootpagename':
case 'rootpagenamee':
case 'basepagename':
case 'basepagenamee':
case 'talkpagename':
case 'talkpagenamee':
case 'subjectpagename':
case 'subjectpagenamee':
Unify the "magic variable" and "parser function" form of several built-ins The following magic variables also have "parser function" forms, where the first argument is a user-supplied title: pagename, pagenamee, fullpagename, fullpagenamee, subpagename, subpagenamee, rootpagename, rootpagenamee, basepagename, basepagenamee, talkpagename, talkpagenamee, subjectpagename, subjectpagenamee, pageid, cascadingsources, namespace, namespacee, namespacenumber, talkspace, talkspacee, subjectspace, subjectspacee Refactor the code so that the magic variable form invokes the parser function form with no arguments to reduce code duplication. We also tweak the behavior of parser function when invoked with no arguments, although this change will not be directly visible because the parser always prefers magic variables over parser functions, so the parser function is never actually invoked with no arguments. A future patch may allow the parser function to be invoked with a hash prefix (I895087c546dc820c77c0dda596dfeb72586b87cc) in which case consistency will be more important. Note that `revisionuser`, `revisionid`, `revisionday`, `revisionday2`, `revisionmonth`, `revisionmonth1`, `revisionyear` and `revisiontimestamp` are also of a similar form and could be included in this list, but their magic variable and parser function implementations do not appear to be consistent. This will be addressed in future patches. In addition, the following magic variables have a "parser function" form where the presence or absence of the first argument selects "raw" output: numberofarticles, numberoffiles, numberofusers, numberofactiveusers, numberofpages, numberofadmins, numberofedits Similar to above, refactor the code so that the magic variable form invokes the parser function form with no arguments to reduce code duplication (and to support future direct invocation of the parser function with no arguments). Bug: T204370 Change-Id: Iaec33fb40a2d9884daf2852ed6a6a3b53c9d3863
2022-08-04 18:37:35 +00:00
case 'pageid':
case 'revisionid':
case 'revisionuser':
case 'revisionday':
case 'revisionday2':
case 'revisionmonth':
case 'revisionmonth1':
case 'revisionyear':
case 'revisiontimestamp':
Unify the "magic variable" and "parser function" form of several built-ins The following magic variables also have "parser function" forms, where the first argument is a user-supplied title: pagename, pagenamee, fullpagename, fullpagenamee, subpagename, subpagenamee, rootpagename, rootpagenamee, basepagename, basepagenamee, talkpagename, talkpagenamee, subjectpagename, subjectpagenamee, pageid, cascadingsources, namespace, namespacee, namespacenumber, talkspace, talkspacee, subjectspace, subjectspacee Refactor the code so that the magic variable form invokes the parser function form with no arguments to reduce code duplication. We also tweak the behavior of parser function when invoked with no arguments, although this change will not be directly visible because the parser always prefers magic variables over parser functions, so the parser function is never actually invoked with no arguments. A future patch may allow the parser function to be invoked with a hash prefix (I895087c546dc820c77c0dda596dfeb72586b87cc) in which case consistency will be more important. Note that `revisionuser`, `revisionid`, `revisionday`, `revisionday2`, `revisionmonth`, `revisionmonth1`, `revisionyear` and `revisiontimestamp` are also of a similar form and could be included in this list, but their magic variable and parser function implementations do not appear to be consistent. This will be addressed in future patches. In addition, the following magic variables have a "parser function" form where the presence or absence of the first argument selects "raw" output: numberofarticles, numberoffiles, numberofusers, numberofactiveusers, numberofpages, numberofadmins, numberofedits Similar to above, refactor the code so that the magic variable form invokes the parser function form with no arguments to reduce code duplication (and to support future direct invocation of the parser function with no arguments). Bug: T204370 Change-Id: Iaec33fb40a2d9884daf2852ed6a6a3b53c9d3863
2022-08-04 18:37:35 +00:00
case 'namespace':
case 'namespacee':
case 'namespacenumber':
case 'talkspace':
case 'talkspacee':
case 'subjectspace':
case 'subjectspacee':
case 'cascadingsources':
# First argument of the corresponding parser function
# (second argument of the PHP implementation) is
# "title".
# Note that for many of these {{FOO}} is subtly different
# from {{FOO:{{PAGENAME}}}}, so we can't pass $title here
# we have to explicitly use the "no arguments" form of the
# parser function by passing `null` to indicate a missing
# argument (which then defaults to the current page title).
return CoreParserFunctions::$id( $parser, null );
case 'revisionsize':
return (string)$parser->getRevisionSize();
case 'currentdayname':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'D' );
return $pageLang->getWeekdayName( (int)$ts->format( 'w' ) + 1 );
case 'currentyear':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'Y' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $ts->format( 'Y' ) );
case 'currenttime':
return $pageLang->time( $ts->getTimestamp( TS_MW ), false, false );
case 'currenthour':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'H' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $ts->format( 'H' ) );
case 'currentweek':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'D' );
// @bug T6594 PHP5 has it zero padded, PHP4 does not, cast to
// int to remove the padding
return $pageLang->formatNum( (int)$ts->format( 'W' ) );
case 'currentdow':
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $ts, 'D' );
return $pageLang->formatNum( $ts->format( 'w' ) );
case 'localdayname':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'D' );
return $pageLang->getWeekdayName( (int)$localTs->format( 'w' ) + 1 );
case 'localyear':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'Y' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $localTs->format( 'Y' ) );
case 'localtime':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
return $pageLang->time(
$localTs->format( 'YmdHis' ),
false,
false
);
case 'localhour':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'H' );
return $pageLang->formatNumNoSeparators( $localTs->format( 'H' ) );
case 'localweek':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'D' );
// @bug T6594 PHP5 has it zero padded, PHP4 does not, cast to
// int to remove the padding
return $pageLang->formatNum( (int)$localTs->format( 'W' ) );
case 'localdow':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
self::applyUnitTimestampDeadline( $parser, $localTs, 'D' );
return $pageLang->formatNum( $localTs->format( 'w' ) );
case 'numberofarticles':
case 'numberoffiles':
case 'numberofusers':
case 'numberofactiveusers':
case 'numberofpages':
case 'numberofadmins':
case 'numberofedits':
Unify the "magic variable" and "parser function" form of several built-ins The following magic variables also have "parser function" forms, where the first argument is a user-supplied title: pagename, pagenamee, fullpagename, fullpagenamee, subpagename, subpagenamee, rootpagename, rootpagenamee, basepagename, basepagenamee, talkpagename, talkpagenamee, subjectpagename, subjectpagenamee, pageid, cascadingsources, namespace, namespacee, namespacenumber, talkspace, talkspacee, subjectspace, subjectspacee Refactor the code so that the magic variable form invokes the parser function form with no arguments to reduce code duplication. We also tweak the behavior of parser function when invoked with no arguments, although this change will not be directly visible because the parser always prefers magic variables over parser functions, so the parser function is never actually invoked with no arguments. A future patch may allow the parser function to be invoked with a hash prefix (I895087c546dc820c77c0dda596dfeb72586b87cc) in which case consistency will be more important. Note that `revisionuser`, `revisionid`, `revisionday`, `revisionday2`, `revisionmonth`, `revisionmonth1`, `revisionyear` and `revisiontimestamp` are also of a similar form and could be included in this list, but their magic variable and parser function implementations do not appear to be consistent. This will be addressed in future patches. In addition, the following magic variables have a "parser function" form where the presence or absence of the first argument selects "raw" output: numberofarticles, numberoffiles, numberofusers, numberofactiveusers, numberofpages, numberofadmins, numberofedits Similar to above, refactor the code so that the magic variable form invokes the parser function form with no arguments to reduce code duplication (and to support future direct invocation of the parser function with no arguments). Bug: T204370 Change-Id: Iaec33fb40a2d9884daf2852ed6a6a3b53c9d3863
2022-08-04 18:37:35 +00:00
# second argument is 'raw'; magic variables are "not raw"
return CoreParserFunctions::$id( $parser, null );
case 'currenttimestamp':
return $ts->getTimestamp( TS_MW );
case 'localtimestamp':
$localTs = self::makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts );
return $localTs->format( 'YmdHis' );
case 'currentversion':
return SpecialVersion::getVersion();
case 'articlepath':
return (string)$svcOptions->get( MainConfigNames::ArticlePath );
case 'sitename':
return (string)$svcOptions->get( MainConfigNames::Sitename );
case 'server':
return (string)$svcOptions->get( MainConfigNames::Server );
case 'servername':
return (string)$svcOptions->get( MainConfigNames::ServerName );
case 'scriptpath':
return (string)$svcOptions->get( MainConfigNames::ScriptPath );
case 'stylepath':
return (string)$svcOptions->get( MainConfigNames::StylePath );
case 'directionmark':
return $pageLang->getDirMark();
case 'contentlanguage':
return $parser->getContentLanguage()->getCode();
case 'pagelanguage':
return $pageLang->getCode();
default:
// This is not one of the core magic variables
return null;
}
}
/**
* Helper to convert a timestamp instance to local time
* @see MWTimestamp::getLocalInstance()
* @param ServiceOptions $svcOptions Service options for the parser
* @param ConvertibleTimestamp $ts Timestamp to convert
* @return ConvertibleTimestamp
*/
private static function makeTsLocal( $svcOptions, $ts ) {
$localtimezone = $svcOptions->get( MainConfigNames::Localtimezone );
$ts->setTimezone( $localtimezone );
return $ts;
}
/**
* Adjust the cache expiry to account for a dynamic timestamp displayed in output
*
* @param Parser $parser
* @param ConvertibleTimestamp $ts Current timestamp with the display timezone
* @param string $unit The unit the timestamp is expressed in; one of ("Y", "M", "D", "H")
*/
private static function applyUnitTimestampDeadline(
Parser $parser,
ConvertibleTimestamp $ts,
string $unit
) {
$tsUnix = (int)$ts->getTimestamp( TS_UNIX );
$date = new DateTime( "@$tsUnix" );
$date->setTimezone( $ts->getTimezone() );
$date->modify( self::DEADLINE_DATE_SPEC_BY_UNIT[$unit] );
if ( $unit === 'H' ) {
// Zero out the minutes/seconds
$date->setTime( intval( $date->format( 'H' ), 10 ), 0, 0 );
} else {
$date->setTime( 0, 0, 0 );
}
$deadlineUnix = (int)$date->format( 'U' );
$ttl = max( $deadlineUnix - $tsUnix, self::MIN_DEADLINE_TTL );
$ttl += self::DEADLINE_TTL_CLOCK_FUDGE;
$ttl += ( $deadlineUnix % self::DEADLINE_TTL_STAGGER_MAX );
$parser->getOutput()->updateCacheExpiry( $ttl );
}
}