Problem: It is hard to develop JavaScript scripts and gadgets within MediaWiki. No build tools (especially transpilation), no way to push out changes to many files in one go. Also no review tools (like pull requests).
Proposed solution: Provide a publishing tool that would effectively publish a script from e.g. GitHub or GitLab to one of Wikipedia sites. I would assume that the code repository would need to be public (to avoid authentication). On the other hand the tool would publish as the user using it. So the tool would need to have Wikimedia OAuth or use Bot passwords. Công cụ phát hành này sẽ được đăng lên sử dụng:
JS and CSS itself would not be transformed in any way in this process.
Additional info like e.g. default publish message (e.g. providing source URL in the description but also attribution).
Note that I assume the person creating the publisher do not have to be the author of the script.
Once the gadget-publisher is set up, one can publish with one click (optionally adding info to the default publish message to e.g. add version info).
Who would benefit: Người phát triển và sử dụng các tiện ích
More comments: So at the time of writing Gadgets only support ES5. It is nice that some work on ES2015 is starting, but you know this is kind of all figured out in the frontend world. I think it would all just be easier if wiki developers would use things most other frontend devs use and just quickly publish to Wikipedia. It shouldn't be too hard. The hardest part would probably be making a decent GUI and auth. Other then that you just download one text file and push the text to wiki.
