Module:SST/shards/sets/STERN NEW YORK
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- Note: This is part of the WP:SSTS system see that page for complete documentation
This page contains the data configurations for Module:SST ("Single-source templates") for works that comprise a "set" books (e.g. an encyclopedia set).
Create a new shard entry
All book metadata is stored in "shards" which are Lua Modules that contain simple tables.
There are two types of shards:
- Single - A single book. They share shard files. For example, all single books that start with "A" are in Module:SST/shards/A
- Sets - Works that have multiple volumes or editions e.g. an Encyclopedia or a 3-edition book. Each one has their own private shard file stored in
Module:SST/shards/setsfor example Module:SST/shards/sets/THE_CAMBRIDGE_HISTORY_OF_IRAN.
To add a new book, navigate to the correct shard and add a new table. The template documentation page will show where the shard is located.
Naming the book key
When creating a new table, use a unique, recognizable book key in ALL CAPS, with spaces converted to underscores. For single shards it must start with the letter of the shard it is placed in. Generally a good idea to start with the author's last name then a short version of the title.
- Example:
library['IMBER_THE_OTTOMAN_EMPIRE'] = { ... }
When creating a multi-edition or volume set of books, name each book followed by a number for volumes e.g. _1 and _2 .. or by a year of publication e.g. _1990 and _2002 for editions.
- BOWEN_THE_LIFE_AND_TIMES_OF_AL_IBN_ISA
- IMBER_THE_OTTOMAN_EMPIRE_2002
- IMBER_THE_OTTOMAN_EMPIRE_2009
- BYZANTINE_SEALS_1
- BYZANTINE_SEALS_2
Host
The |host= sets which digital library the citation will link to.
Example: Host
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library['IMBER_THE_OTTOMAN_EMPIRE'] = {
['host'] = "ia",
['cite_params'] = {
.....
}
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Valid values for |host= are "ia", "guten", "hathi", "wikisrc", "gbook", "web" and "physical" (not online). These map to a corresponding |id= in the |hosts= entry (see below). Improper values or lack of a host will default to "physical" (no external links).
If a |host= is changed (e.g. from "hathi" to "ia") this will impact the Leaf page designations for every template on Wikipedia. For example Hathi uses 42@s54 while IA uses 42@n34. A change of |host= is disruptive, causing URLs to land on the wrong page. Tools will be in development to make |host= changes easier by automating the update of templates. Until then, it is better to consider the host "locked".
Citation Parameters
- A table of CS1 parameters displayed by default. (Users can override these within the invoking templates.)
|_template=: Optional. Defaults tocite book, can also be set tocite encyclopedia(more template support in future).|last=,|first=,|quote=,|ref=, etc. = Standard CS1 parameters.
Example: Citation Parameters
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['host'] = "ia",
['cite_params'] = {
['_template'] = 'cite book',
['last'] = "Birtchnell",
['first'] = "Percy Charles",
['author-link'] = "Percy Birtchnell",
['title'] = "A Short History of Berkhamsted",
['year'] = "1972",
['edition'] = "Revised",
['publisher'] = "Privately printed",
['place'] = "Berkhamsted",
['oclc'] = "737328"
},
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Hosts
- A nested table defining where the book can be found online and how the routing engines should handle it. Supported host keys are
|ia=(Internet Archive),|hathi=(HathiTrust),|guten=(Project Gutenberg),|wikisrc=(Wikisource),|gbook=(Google Books),|web=(Other website), and|physical=(No digital host). You can add multiple hosts for each book, which one is used is defined by|host=(see above).
- A nested table defining where the book can be found online and how the routing engines should handle it. Supported host keys are
|id== The host-specific identifier.- IA: The ID from the URL. Multiple IDs for the same edition can be defined see Example setup.
- Hathi: The handle ID
- GBook: The 12-character ID
- Wikisource: The full Page namespace name, including extension
- Web: For a web host, omit id. See Example setup.
- Physical: A physical copy only - for books without a digital host. See Example setup.
Example: Host Configurations
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['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['id'] = "encyclopaediabrit01chisrich",
}
}
['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['id'] = {
"nebraskaplacenam00fitz",
"nebraskaplacenam0000fitz"
}
}
}
['hosts'] = {
['hathi'] = {
['id'] = "iau.31858015245842",
}
}
['hosts'] = {
['gbook'] = {
['id'] = "-CNkywAACAAJ",
}
}
['hosts'] = {
['wikisrc'] = {
['id'] = "Page:The Fun of It.pdf",
}
}
['hosts'] = {
['web'] = {
['url'] = "http://www.uscoldwar.com/overview.htm",
}
}
['hosts'] = {
['physical'] = {}
}
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- Internet Archive Options:
- query = (Internet Archive only). Optional. Use instead of `id` for multi-volume works. Links the main title to an IA search page. Page linking will output as unlinked plain text. (ex. `query = 'title:"Encyclopaedia Britannica" AND date:1911'`)
- iadisplay = "full screen" (Internet Archive only). Optional. Opens the book in full-screen mode instead of the default 2-up view.
- iasearch = "none" or "pagenum" (Internet Archive only). Optional. Set to "none" to disable the dummy search for PD books.
Example: Internet Archive Options
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['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['query'] = "title:Britannica AND year:1911",
}
}
['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['id'] = "encyclopaediabrit01chisrich",
['iasearch'] = "none",
['iadisplay'] = "full screen"
}
}
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Multiple IDs
Some hosts have multiple copies of the same book+edition. This can be useful to mitigate viewing limits. Many hosts only allow X number of views per day per book. By including multiple IDs, you can spread the load across multiple IDs. Because the template randomly chooses real-time, it is important each book be identical ie. published in the same year, same publisher, each open to the same page 42 etc.. How to add multiple identical books:
['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['id'] = {
"nebraskaplacenam00fitz",
"nebraskaplacenam0000fitz"
}
}
}
Load sharing is not available across hosts (inter-host), only within hosts (intra-host).
local library = {}
-- New York 1880: Architecture and Urbanism in the Gilded Age (6 editions) by Robert A. M. Stern ''et al.''
-- Template:Stern: New York
library['STERN_NEW_YORK_1880'] = {
['host'] = 'physical', -- WARNING: Changing host breaks page numbers in Wikipedia articles. See WP:SSTS#changehost
['cite_params'] = {
['_template'] = 'cite book',
['title'] = "New York 1880: Architecture and Urbanism in the Gilded Age",
['last1'] = "Stern",
['first1'] = "Robert A. M.",
['author-link1'] = "Robert A. M. Stern",
['last2'] = "Mellins",
['first2'] = "Thomas",
['last3'] = "Fishman",
['first3'] = "David",
['publisher'] = "Monacelli Press",
['year'] = "1999",
['isbn'] = "978-1-58093-027-7",
['location'] = "New York",
['edition'] = "1880",
},
['hosts'] = {
['physical'] = {}
}
}
library['STERN_NEW_YORK_1900'] = {
['host'] = 'ia', -- WARNING: Changing host breaks page numbers in Wikipedia articles. See WP:SSTS#changehost
['cite_params'] = {
['_template'] = 'cite book',
['title'] = "New York 1900: Metropolitan Architecture and Urbanism, 1890–1915",
['last'] = "Stern",
['first'] = "Robert A. M.",
['author-link1'] = "Robert A. M. Stern",
['year'] = "1983",
['publisher'] = "Rizzoli",
['last2'] = "Gilmartin",
['first2'] = "Gregory",
['last3'] = "Massengale",
['first3'] = "John Montague",
['isbn'] = "0-8478-0511-5",
['location'] = "New York",
['edition'] = "1900",
},
['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['id'] = "newyork1900metro0000ster",
}
}
}
library['STERN_NEW_YORK_1930'] = {
['host'] = 'ia', -- WARNING: Changing host breaks page numbers in Wikipedia articles. See WP:SSTS#changehost
['cite_params'] = {
['_template'] = 'cite book',
['title'] = "New York 1930: Architecture and Urbanism Between the Two World Wars",
['last1'] = "Stern",
['first1'] = "Robert A. M.",
['author-link1'] = "Robert A. M. Stern",
['last2'] = "Gilmartin",
['first2'] = "Patrick",
['last3'] = "Mellins",
['first3'] = "Thomas",
['publisher'] = "Rizzoli",
['year'] = "1987",
['isbn'] = "978-0-8478-3096-1",
['location'] = "New York",
['edition'] = "1930",
},
['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['id'] = "newyork1930archi0000ster",
}
}
}
library['STERN_NEW_YORK_1960'] = {
['host'] = 'ia', -- WARNING: Changing host breaks page numbers in Wikipedia articles. See WP:SSTS#changehost
['cite_params'] = {
['_template'] = 'cite book',
['title'] = "New York 1960: Architecture and Urbanism Between the Second World War and the Bicentennial",
['last1'] = "Stern",
['first1'] = "Robert A. M.",
['author-link1'] = "Robert A. M. Stern",
['last2'] = "Mellins",
['first2'] = "Thomas",
['last3'] = "Fishman",
['first3'] = "David",
['year'] = "1995",
['publisher'] = "Monacelli Press",
['isbn'] = "1-885254-02-4",
['location'] = "New York",
['edition'] = "1960",
},
['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['id'] = "newyork1960archi0000ster",
}
}
}
library['STERN_NEW_YORK_2000'] = {
['host'] = 'ia', -- WARNING: Changing host breaks page numbers in Wikipedia articles. See WP:SSTS#changehost
['cite_params'] = {
['_template'] = 'cite book',
['title'] = "New York 2000: Architecture and Urbanism Between the Bicentennial and the Millennium",
['last1'] = "Stern",
['first1'] = "Robert A. M.",
['author-link1'] = "Robert A. M. Stern",
['year'] = "2006",
['last2'] = "Fishman",
['first2'] = "David",
['last3'] = "Tilove",
['first3'] = "Jacob",
['isbn'] = "978-1-58093-177-9",
['location'] = "New York",
['publisher'] = "Monacelli Press",
['edition'] = "2000",
},
['hosts'] = {
['ia'] = {
['id'] = "newyork2000archi0000ster",
}
}
}
library['STERN_NEW_YORK_2020'] = {
['host'] = 'physical', -- WARNING: Changing host breaks page numbers in Wikipedia articles. See WP:SSTS#changehost
['cite_params'] = {
['_template'] = 'cite book',
['title'] = "New York 2020: Architecture and Urbanism at the Beginning of a New Century",
['last1'] = "Stern",
['first1'] = "Robert A. M.",
['author-link1'] = "Robert A. M. Stern",
['last2'] = "Fishman",
['first2'] = "David",
['last3'] = "Tilove",
['first3'] = "Jacob",
['publisher'] = "Monacelli Press",
['year'] = "2025",
['isbn'] = "978-1-58093-694-1",
['location'] = "New York",
['edition'] = "2020",
},
['hosts'] = {
['physical'] = {}
}
}
return library