Template:Property dashboard
Configuration for a dashboard of property coverage (powered by inteGraality)
Example edit
{{Property dashboard
|selector_sparql=wdt:P31 wd:Q3305213
|grouping_property=P195
|higher_grouping=wdt:P17/wdt:P298
|higher_grouping_type=country
|properties=P170,P276,P571,P2048,P2049,P186,P18,P136,P180,P921,P1476
}}
Configuration for a dashboard of property coverage.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| selector_sparql | selector_sparql | A SPARQL way of selecting items, the part between ''?item <selector>''. This can be as simple as ''wdt:P31 wd:Q3305213'', or as complex as ''p:P195 [ ps:P195 ?id ; pq:P2868 wd:Q29188408 ]''. Use {{!}} to escape pipe ("|") symbols.
| String | required |
| grouping_property | grouping_property | A property along which to group items
| Page name | required |
| properties | properties | Defines the columns of the table. A comma-separated list of values. You can override the column header using the syntax “P1:something”. You can also query qualifiers using “P553/P670” or “P553/Q17459/P670”.
| String | required |
| higher_grouping | higher_grouping | A SPARQL selector to get a higher-level grouping of the groupings (eg, the countries of the collections of paintings). Unless you specify a `higher_grouping_type` (with a supported value), then this is assumed to be a Qitem
| Unknown | optional |
| grouping_threshold | grouping_threshold | How many items for a group to be displayed.
| Number | optional |
| property_threshold | property_threshold | How many items with the property for it to be displayed.
| Number | optional |
| stats_for_no_group | stats_for_no_group | Whether to add a line for all the items that do not have a group (ie for which the grouping property is not set).
| Boolean | optional |
| grouping_link | grouping_link | If set, for each group, the Counts cell will be hyperlinked to a page as follows: [[<grouping_link>/<group-en-label>]] (with group-en-label being the English label of the group item). | Page name | optional |
| higher_grouping_type | higher_grouping_type | A special type for some fancier display. Only value recognized for now is country (where it expects a three-letter country-code). | String | optional |