Module:Lua banner/config

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 --  [' '] = true, -- format. cfg['subpage_blacklist'] = { ['doc'] = true, ['sandbox'] = true, ['sandbox2'] = true, ['testcases'] = true, }

-- Allow wishes: whether wishes for conversion to Lua are allowed. -- If true, calls with zero parameters are valid, and considered to be wishes: -- The box’s text is “This template should use Lua”, and cfg['wish_category'] is -- added. If false, such calls are invalid, an error message appears, and -- cfg['error_category'] is added. cfg['allow_wishes'] = false

-- Default category: this category is added if the module call contains errors -- (e.g. no module listed). A category name without namespace, or nil -- to disable categorization (not recommended). cfg['error_category'] = 'Lua templates with errors'

-- Wish category: this category is added if no module is listed, and wishes are -- allowed. (Not used if wishes are not allowed.) A category name without -- namespace, or nil to disable categorization. cfg['wish_category'] = nil

-- Default category: this category is added if none of the below module_categories -- matches the first module listed. A category name without namespace, or nil -- to disable categorization. cfg['default_category'] = 'Lua-based templates'

-- Module categories: one of these categories is added if the first listed module -- is the listed module (e.g. adds -- .) Format: --  [' '] = ' ' -- where neither nor contains namespace. An empty -- table (i.e. no module-based categorization) will suffice on smaller wikis. cfg['module_categories'] = { ['String'] = 'Lua String-based templates', }

return cfg -- Don’t touch this line.