#Mediawiki image install#
#Mediawiki image update#
#Mediawiki image manual#
#Mediawiki image software#

See above for the different gallery modes available.

mode=traditional creates a traditional gallery.

MediaWiki galleries allow the following optional parameters in the tag:

slideshow creates a slideshow of the images that the user can manually browse through.

packed-hover is the same as packed-overlay but each image's caption overlay only appears when the user hovers over the image.

packed-overlay is the same as packed but the captions are overlayed on top of the images.

packed is the same as nolines but all images have the same height and small spacing between them.

nolines is the same as traditional but without any borders or padding around the images.

traditional is the default static grid of images.

MediaWiki galleries support a variety of display modes, controlled by the mode parameter in the tag:

Legacy Gamepedia wikis make use of the MediaWiki gallery format. In addition I also do some basic checks for loaded extensions and proper dependency versions.Fandom galleries allow the following optional parameters in the tag, depending on the gallery type. This will require Bazel, which I like installing with Bazelisk. For details on what tests are run (and which are hackily excluded), you can check out the container/tests directory. I exclude some tests that are failing on Semantic MediaWiki master, but my testing should at the very least help protect against regressions.

#Mediawiki image install#

To ensure a correct install I run phpunit tests that come packaged with the Semantic MediaWiki install. Upon merge, a new container will be built and released. If they pass and the PR is approved, it will be merged to master. Push your branch with this repo as the upstream source, and open a Pull Request (PR).This step will require you to install python dependencies, e.g with pip install -r requirements.txt. When you git diff you should see relevant changes. update_versions.py in the directory root.

#Mediawiki image update#

In your branch, update versions in versions.jinja in the directory root.

If you see that one of these dependencies is out-of-date, you can follow these steps to release a new container to DockerHub:

#Mediawiki image software#

This is currently done via a janky-but-functional method of software version-tracking and rebuilding Docker containers. We also want to use the latest acceptable versions of all dependencies. The primary purpose of this repo is to release containers with stable installations of Semantic Media Wiki for each release. You should be good to go, but you can follow these steps to verify a correct install. As with all MediaWiki upgrades, you must run maintenance with php maintenance/update.php in the root directory of the MediaWiki project.

Enable semantics! You must add a line to LocalSettings.php that looks like: wfLoadExtension('SemanticMediaWiki') enableSemantics('').

#Mediawiki image manual#

You can also docker exec into a running container to run a manual install. Configure MediaWiki by either going through the MediaWiki installer process, or by docker cping in a LocalSettings.php that you already have available.By default, the port MediaWiki talks on is port 80, and we map a host port to it. e.g with: docker run -name smw -d -p 8080:80 naimkabir/semantic-mediawiki:3.2.3.

Run the image in order to stand up the MediaWiki instance.e.g with: docker pull naimkabir/semantic-mediawiki:3.2.3 It's not recommended that you deploy it anywhere without properly load testing it. If you want to just play around with a pre-configured, SQLite-based minimal install and skip these steps, you can pull a demo image. Docker UsageĪ lot of the installation mess is abstracted away in released Docker images, but unfortunately there's still a lot to do after pulling one. Reach out for support or post issues directly to the Github repo. Basic checks are run to verify we're using the latest stable versions of dependencies and that the extension is working correctly. A project to continuously release Docker images that are pre-installed with MediaWiki and the Semantic MediaWiki extension.