local cfg = {} -- Don’t touch this line.
-- Subpage blacklist: these subpages will not be categorized (except for the
-- error category, which is always added if there is an error).
-- For example “Template:Foo/doc” matches the `doc = true` rule, so it will have
-- no categories. “Template:Foo” and “Template:Foo/documentation” match no rules,
-- so they *will* have categories. All rules should be in the
-- ['<subpage name>'] = true,
-- format.
cfg['subpage_blacklist'] = {
['doc'] = true,
['sandbox'] = true,
['sandbox2'] = true,
['testcases'] = true,
}
-- Sandbox title: if the stylesheet’s title is <template>/<stylesheet>.css, the
-- stylesheet’s sandbox is expected to be at <template>/<sandbox_title>/<stylesheet>.css
-- Set to nil to disable sandbox links.
cfg['sandbox_title'] = 'sandbox'
-- Error category: this category is added if the module call contains errors
-- (e.g. no stylesheet listed). A category name without namespace, or nil
-- to disable categorization (not recommended).
cfg['error_category'] = 'Uses TemplateStyles templates with errors'
-- Default category: this category is added if no custom category is specified
-- in module/template call. A category name without namespace, or nil
-- to disable categorization.
cfg['default_category'] = 'Templates using TemplateStyles'
-- Protection conflict category: this category is added if the protection level
-- of any stylesheet is lower than the protection level of the template. A category name
-- without namespace, or nil to disable categorization (not recommended).
cfg['protection_conflict_category'] = 'Templates using TemplateStyles with a different protection level'
-- Hierarchy of protection levels, used to determine whether one protection level is lower
-- than another and thus should populate protection_conflict_category. No protection is treated as zero
cfg['protection_hierarchy'] = {
autoconfirmed = 1,
extendedconfirmed = 2,
templateeditor = 3,
sysop = 4
}
-- Padlock pattern: Lua pattern to search on protected stylesheets for, or nil
-- to disable padlock check.
--cfg['padlock_pattern'] = '{{pp-'
cfg['padlock_pattern'] = nil
-- Missing padlock category: this category is added if a protected stylesheet
-- doesn’t contain any padlock template (specified by the above Lua pattern).
-- A category name without namespace (no nil allowed) if the pattern is not nil,
-- unused (and thus may be nil) otherwise.
cfg['missing_padlock_category'] = 'Templates using TemplateStyles without padlocks'
return cfg -- Don’t touch this line.
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