This enables factory functions to be registered for API modules,
in addition to the module class itself. This allows modules to
use proper dependency injection via the modules constructor.
Example:
$wgAPIModules['foo'] = array(
'class' => 'ApiFoo',
'factory' => function( $main, $action ) { ... }
)
Change-Id: Ieb85493a7765f466317f5fa74b0b0e262220deab
Which type is used depends on the ApiModuleManager responsible for
the API module. There are two managers, one in ApiMain and one in
ApiQuery. Both contain a list of API modules they instantiate.
Both use $this as the first parameter in the constructors of the
individual modules. There is no other regular way to instantiate the
modules, so we know the type must either be ApiMain or ApiQuery.
The lists don't intersect.
I would have prefered the naming scheme $mainModule for ApiMain
modules and $queryModule for ApiQuery modules but since this
doesn't add much I left the shorter variable names untouched.
Change-Id: Ie6bf19150f1c9b619655a06a8e051412665e54db
* PageSet can now be used in any action to process titles/pageids/revids
or any generator, redirects resolution, and converttitle functionality.
* action=purge proper usage of MustBePosted()
* Add supports for all pageset capabilities - generators, redirects, converttitles to
action=purge and action=setnotificationtimestamp
* BREAKING CHANGE: ApiPageSet constructor now has two params instead of three, with only the
first one keeping its meaning. ApiPageSet is now derived from ApiBase.
* BREAKING CHANGE: ApiQuery::newGenerator() and executeGeneratorModule() were deleted.
Change-Id: I7a3d7b6eb015d21ec1a9b9d9c6af9d97663f3f9a
