README

Maps is the MediaWiki extension to visualize and work with geographical information. It has been maintained since 2009 and is installed on 1000+ wikis.

Features:

• Customizable and dynamic Leaflet maps
• Customizable and dynamic Google Maps
• Structured data and query integration with Semantic MediaWiki
• Visual map editor
• GeoJSON and KML support
• Parser functions for geocoding, coordinate formatting and geospatial operations
• Translations in over 100 languages, image layers, static maps and more

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Documentation

For administrators

• Installation
• Configuration
• Release notes - detailed list of changes per release
• Platform compatibility - overview of PHP and MediaWiki support per release

For wiki users

• Feature overview
• Displaying Leaflet maps
• Customizing Leaflet maps
• Displaying Google maps
• Customizing Google Maps
• Semantic MediaWiki integration

Getting support

• Professional support and custom development: Professional.Wiki
• Ask a question on the mailing list
• File an issue on our issue tracker

Project status

• Latest version
• Downloads on Packagist
• Continuous integration
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• Open bugs and feature requests
• Maps on OpenHub
• Blog posts about Maps

Contributing

• File an issue
• Submit a pull request (tasks for newcomers)

Development

To ensure the dev dependencies get installed, have this in your composer.local.json:

{
	"require": {
		"vimeo/psalm": "^4",
		"phpstan/phpstan": "^1.4.9"
	},
	"extra": {
		"merge-plugin": {
			"include": [
				"extensions/Maps/composer.json"
			]
		}
	}
}

Project structure

The src/ contains the PHP code and follows PSR-4 autoloading.

• src/Map - Map display entry points (such as handling of #display_map) and their supporting code
• src/ParserHooks - Entry points for all parser hooks except #display_map
• src/Presentation - Presentation layer code that does not belong to a more specific directory
• src/DataAccess - Persistence layer code that does not belong to a more specific directory
• src/GeoJsonPages - Code that deals with pages in the GeoJson namespace
• src/LegacyModel - Badly designed and deprecated representations of map elements (markers, polygons, etc)
• src/SemanticMW - Semantic MediaWiki code except for the map entry point (which is in Map\SemanticFormat)
• src/WikitextParsers - Parsers for the wikitext definitions of map elements (like the LegacyModel)

JavaScript, CSS and other web resources go into resources/.

Tests for PHP go into tests/ where they are grouped by test type (ie unit, integration). Within those test type directories the tests should mirror the directory structure in src/.

Running the tests

You can use the Makefile by running make commands in the Maps directory.

• make ci: Run everything
• make test: Run all tests and static analysis
• make cs: Run all style checks

Alternatively, you can execute commands from the MediaWiki root directory:

• PHPUnit: php tests/phpunit/phpunit.php -c extensions/Maps/
• Style checks: vendor/bin/phpcs -p -s --standard=extensions/Maps/phpcs.xml
• PHPStan: vendor/bin/phpstan analyse --configuration=extensions/Maps/phpstan.neon --memory-limit=2G
• Psalm: php vendor/bin/psalm --config=extensions/Maps/psalm.xml

Be aware that, due to technical debt, some tests access the network.

Links

• Maps documentation wiki
• Maps on Professional Wiki
• Maps on OpenHub
• Maps on Packagist
• Maps on WikiApiary
• Maps on MediaWiki.org