Module:CargoQuery/doc
This is the documentation page for Module:CargoQuery
This module lets you get around the |no html bug that Cargo has by avoiding |format=template.
To use, preface query arguments with q?. Even if you are only using one table, use |q?tables=. You may additionally specify |template= (required), |intro=, |outro=, |delimiter=, and |default=.
Use Lua names of all query parameters, so |q?join=, |q?groupBy, etc.
For simplicity of code, the named args parameter is required to be Yes, and you do not need to specify it.
Unlike |format=template, this wrapper will NOT rename parameters with underscores in them to use spaces instead.
Parameters & Invocation
{{#invoke:CargoQuery|main
|q?tables= corresponds to table / tables
|q?join= corresponds to join on
|q?fields= corresponds to fields
|q?where= corresponds to where
|q?groupBy= corresponds to group by
|q?having= corresponds to having
|q?orderBy= corresponds to order by
|q?limit= corresponds to limit
|template=
|intro=
|outro=
|delimiter=
|default=
}}
vardefine trick
There exists a Template:vardefine such that if it is passed in as the template parameter, the effect will be that every field's value is assigned to a variable named as the field name. Note: If multiple results are returned for a given query, due to the inherent behavior of #vardefine, the last result's values will override those of all the results that came before it.
When using this template, the default template output is empty, however output-affecting parameters such as |intro=, |outro=, and |delimiter= will still be included in the return value. As usual, if no results are found, |default= will also still be used as the output, and no variables will be assigned.
