Module:CountryData: Difference between revisions

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-- ~~Module~~:CountryData

--[[

-- Unified module for country data management.

* Name: CountryData

--

* Author: Mark W. Datysgeld

~~-- Features~~:

* Description: Unified module for country data management with JSON loading, normalization, region mapping, and Semantic MediaWiki integration

-- * Loads ~~country data~~ from ~~JSON stored in~~ Data:CountryDataset.json

* Notes: Loads from Data:CountryDataset.json; normalizes country names to canonical forms; maps countries to ICANN regions; provides extensible property access; formats country lists with region-specific emoji styling; processes countries for category assignment

~~-- * Normalizes~~ country names to canonical forms

]]

~~-- * Maps~~ countries to ICANN regions

~~-- * Provides~~ extensible property access

~~-- * Integrates with Semantic MediaWiki~~

~~-- * Formats~~ country lists with region-specific emoji styling

~~-- * Processes~~ countries for category assignment

-- Dependencies

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local ListGeneration = require('Module:ListGeneration')

local itemsToProcess = {}

-- First, check if the entire string is a single, valid country.

-- This correctly handles names like "Trinidad and Tobago".

local singleCountryName = CountryData.normalizeCountryName(value)

if singleCountryName ~= "(Unrecognized)" then

-- If it's a valid country, treat it as a single item.

table.insert(itemsToProcess, value)

else

-- If not a single country, assume it's a list and split ONLY by semicolon.

-- This is safer than letting ListGeneration guess the delimiter.

for item in string.gmatch(value, "[^;]+") do

local trimmed = item:match("^%s*(.-)%s*$")

if trimmed and trimmed ~= "" then

table.insert(itemsToProcess, trimmed)

end

-- Define the item hook for country-specific formatting

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}

return ListGeneration.createList(~~value~~, options)

-- Pass the pre-processed table of items to the list generator.

return ListGeneration.createList(itemsToProcess, options)

end

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--- Module:CountryData
+--[[
--- Unified module for country data management.
+* Name: CountryData
---
+* Author: Mark W. Datysgeld
--- Features:
+* Description: Unified module for country data management with JSON loading, normalization, region mapping, and Semantic MediaWiki integration
---   * Loads country data from JSON stored in Data:CountryDataset.json
+* Notes: Loads from Data:CountryDataset.json; normalizes country names to canonical forms; maps countries to ICANN regions; provides extensible property access; formats country lists with region-specific emoji styling; processes countries for category assignment
---   * Normalizes country names to canonical forms
+]]
---   * Maps countries to ICANN regions
---   * Provides extensible property access
---   * Integrates with Semantic MediaWiki
---   * Formats country lists with region-specific emoji styling
---   * Processes countries for category assignment
 -- Dependencies
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      local ListGeneration = require('Module:ListGeneration')
+    local itemsToProcess = {}
+    -- First, check if the entire string is a single, valid country.
+    -- This correctly handles names like "Trinidad and Tobago".
+    local singleCountryName = CountryData.normalizeCountryName(value)
+    if singleCountryName ~= "(Unrecognized)" then
+        -- If it's a valid country, treat it as a single item.
+        table.insert(itemsToProcess, value)
+    else
+        -- If not a single country, assume it's a list and split ONLY by semicolon.
+        -- This is safer than letting ListGeneration guess the delimiter.
+        for item in string.gmatch(value, "[^;]+") do
+            local trimmed = item:match("^%s*(.-)%s*$")
+            if trimmed and trimmed ~= "" then
+                table.insert(itemsToProcess, trimmed)
+            end
+        end
+    end
      -- Define the item hook for country-specific formatting
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      }
-     return ListGeneration.createList(value, options)
+    -- Pass the pre-processed table of items to the list generator.
+     return ListGeneration.createList(itemsToProcess, options)
 end