Add a check for a missing body element when parsing wiki articles and return an error message with a 500 status code if the body is not found. This improves error handling and prevents crashes caused by unexpected HTML structures.
Extended CSS with new styling rules for evolution charts, enhancing the
visual presentation and interactivity of clade elements. Improved gallery
layout with responsive styling for a more user-friendly and aesthetically
pleasing experience, especially on smaller screens.
Fixes#20
Introduced a new CSS class for listing metadata to ensure consistent font size and color across the UI. This enhances the readability of metadata elements and aligns with the overall design aesthetics.
Fixes#26
Added styles for .mw-file-element to ensure media files are centered, displayed as blocks, and resized proportionally to fit within their containers. This enhances layout consistency across the application.
Fixes#14.
Enhanced the display rules for category links by enclosing them in brackets and setting them to be hidden by default outside of sections. Improved infobox image dimensions and alignment to ensure consistent display. Adjusted media queries for larger device padding.
Fixes#12.
- Default values for `lang` and `project` added in `render_template` to ensure consistent rendering parameters.
- Included `lang` and `project` parameters in error and article templates for better context in error messages.
- Enhanced search form in base template to persist selected `lang` and `project` improving user experience.
These changes provide a more consistent and localized user experience by maintaining language and project context across different parts of the application.
Fixes#17.
Transformed specific 'link' elements into anchor tags with improved styling
for better readability and usability. Added CSS styling for category links
to ensure they are displayed inline with appropriate spacing, improving
the user experience.
Added validation to ensure both language and project are selected before proceeding with the search. Redirects to the homepage if the query is empty. Enhanced error handling in index redirect function to catch invalid project/language combinations and inform users appropriately.
Resolves issues with user experience and input handling.
Enhanced the code by adding type annotations and comprehensive
docstrings for better clarity and maintainability. The changes
include detailed explanations of return types and parameters for
all major functions and routes in the application. Additionally,
reordered imports for better readability and added a new typing
import to support the annotations.
These improvements facilitate easier understanding and usage of
the codebase, align with best practices, and provide hints for
static type checkers, leading to fewer runtime errors.
Addressed an edge case where articles with the 'ku-arab' variant were displayed in left-to-right (LTR) direction despite being in Arabic script. Added logic to force right-to-left (RTL) direction for such cases, ensuring correct display.
Resolves issue with incorrect article formatting.
Added a new route to handle redirects from /<project>/<lang>/w/index.php. The redirect fetches the main page from the Wiki API and redirects to it. This improves user navigation by dynamically redirecting to the main page of the relevant project and language.
Added try-except block to handle HTTP errors when fetching wiki articles. Specifically, handle 404 errors with a user-friendly "Article not found" message and log other errors with a generic error message displayed to the user. This enhances user experience by providing clearer feedback and more robust error logging.
Centralized the addition of 'wikimedia_projects' and 'languages'
in templates by wrapping 'render_template' from Flask. This
reduces repetition and simplifies controller functions. Updated
error templates to provide clearer messages.
Updated the search functionality to use MediaWiki's API endpoint, enhancing query performance and accuracy. Adjusted the URL format to align with the new API endpoint specifications and modified the parsing logic to extract search results accordingly. This transition provides more reliable and structured search results.
Replaced outdated Wikimedia API endpoints with updated REST API endpoints for fetching articles and search results. Introduced custom headers to include User-Agent for requests, which helps in identifying the source of traffic. Enhanced error handling for article fetch by changing the container element from 'body' to 'div' and handling potential language variants in requests.
Ref: #16
Enhanced article rendering to support right-to-left (RTL) languages. Updated templates, styles, and HTML to conditionally apply RTL styling based on content direction. Improved readability and user experience for RTL language users.
Relates: #16
Added a new CSS class to highlight links to non-existent pages in red and appended a descriptive text indicator. This improves user navigation by clearly distinguishing between existing and non-existing pages, reducing confusion and enhancing the overall user experience.
Refine wiki article URL parsing to handle paths with minimal segments and ensure proper language and project mapping. Updated href assignment to use `url_for` for more precise route generation. These changes improve the accuracy and reliability of linking external wiki pages within the project ecosystem.
Fixes#13.
Encoded titles using `quote` to handle Unicode characters correctly in API requests. Added error handling for cases where article content is not found, returning a 404 page with an appropriate message. This ensures a more resilient and user-friendly application.
Fixed#15.
Upgraded project version from 0.1.2 to 0.1.3 to include recent updates and improvements. This prepares the project for the next release cycle, ensuring compatibility and stability for the new features and bug fixes introduced since the last version.
Moved comments to their own lines to improve readability and maintainability of the CSS code. This change separates the comments from the declarations, making it easier for developers to understand the purpose of each style rule at a glance.
Updated the sidebar background color, border, and various styles for better aesthetics and usability. Added styling for titles, images, content links, and lists within the sidebar. Introduced collapsible sections with smooth transitions to improve the user experience by allowing users to manage sidebar content visibility. These changes enhance readability and interactivity.
Introduced .side-box and related classes to enhance the styling
and layout of side boxes. This includes background color, border,
padding, margin, float, and display properties.
Also added media queries to ensure side-box responsiveness on
devices with max widths of 768px and 480px.
Enhances page design, providing a more flexible and visually
consistent user interface. Fixes#11.
Updated the color of links in infobox components to white for better readability and visual consistency with the infobox background. This adjustment helps maintain a uniform look and improve user experience.
Fixes#10.
Corrected the URL escaping for titles in `wiki_article` function by setting `escape` flag to `False`. This ensures the correct handling of titles with special characters. Resolves potential issues with fetching article content due to over-escaping.
Introduced new CSS class .ambox to provide consistent styling for warning and alert message boxes. The style includes margin, padding, background color, border, and font size to improve the visibility and readability of such messages.
Updated CSS rules to properly handle alignment by adding `clear: left` for elements floating left and `clear: right` for elements floating right. Also corrected `.mw-default-size` to float right instead of left. These changes aim to improve layout consistency and avoid potential overlapping issues.
Added 'display: flex' to h1 for better alignment and spacing. Set 'clear: left' and 'max-width: 300px' for images with the 'mw-default-size' class to ensure proper text flow and prevent overflow in smaller viewports. Enhances overall page layout and mobile responsiveness.
Unified hover text-decoration styles to underline on hover for all elements and reduced redundant style rules across different classes. Adjusted layout styling for better alignment and clarity, addressing margin and padding inconsistencies in various components including sidebar, infobox, and table elements. Improved responsive design by clearing float issues for infoboxes and sidebars on smaller screens.
Added `.mw-default-size` CSS class with `width: fit-content` to ensure elements with this class adjust width based on their content. This enhancement improves the layout for dynamically sized components, ensuring they are appropriately sized without overflow issues.
Switched multiple instances of `width: 100%` to `max-width: 100%` in the CSS. This adjustment prevents elements from stretching beyond their container's bounds, improving the overall responsiveness and visual presentation of the layout. Helps ensure better alignment and avoids potential overflow issues on smaller screens.
Enhanced the website's responsiveness by introducing global box-sizing,
setting max-width to 100%, and adding media queries for devices with
maximum widths of 768px and 480px. Updated the layout to use flexbox,
ensuring content adapts seamlessly across various screen sizes.
These changes aim to provide a better user experience on mobile and
tablet devices. Also, resolved overflow issues in multiple sections
ensuring the elements don't exceed the viewport width.
Enhanced link extraction to include `<area>` elements for better handling of image maps. This change ensures that all navigable links within an article, including those from image maps, are processed correctly.
Fixes#8.
Refined the search URL construction to correctly escape and format the search queries by replacing spaces with underscores and escaping characters. This ensures more accurate search results and improved reliability of the search functionality.
Fixes#6.
Introduced new styles for hatnote elements to enhance visual distinction with margin, padding, background color, border, and font adjustments. Also, improved readability of existing CSS by reformatting multi-line selectors for figures and file elements.
These updates aim to make the content presentation more engaging and the CSS code easier to maintain. Fixes#7.
Adjusted font size for h1 headers to small for better readability.
Clarified width and height rules for image elements within .tmulti class.
Added specific styling for interwiki links with .sister-logo and .sister-link
classes to enhance UI alignment and spacing.
Updated the route to accept nested paths for wiki titles.
Added logic to handle redirects within wiki articles, checking
for redirection messages and appropriately redirecting if the
"redirect" query parameter is not set to "no".
This ensures smoother navigation between articles, even when
dealing with paths that include slashes, which helps enhance
user experience.
Fixes#3.
Extended proxy URL support to include maps.wikimedia.org, improving the range of URLs that can be proxied. Established a static folder for serving CSS files by modifying the application’s static folder path. Transferred inline CSS from the base HTML template into an external stylesheet to improve maintainability and separation of concerns.
Fixes#2, also some progress on #1.
Migrated development dependencies to requirements-dev.txt and removed old runtime dependencies from requirements.txt. This aligns dependency management with current development practices and configurations.
Updated project version to 0.1.2 to incorporate recent changes and improvements. Ensures consistency across the project and prepares for the upcoming release.
Introduced a GitHub Actions workflow to automate the CI/CD process for publishing Python packages to PyPI. The workflow triggers on push tags and provides tasks for checking out code, installing dependencies, and uploading the package to PyPI using twine. This automation aims to streamline the release process and ensure consistency in package deployment.
Updated the project version from 0.1.0 to 0.1.1 to indicate minor changes. Switched the license field in pyproject.toml from GNU AGPLv3 to MIT License.
Added the /dist/ directory to .gitignore to prevent distribution artifacts from being tracked in the repository. This helps in keeping the repository clean and reduces unnecessary clutter in version control.
- Added `pyproject.toml` for project metadata and dependency management
- Moved application code to `src/wikimore` directory for better organization
- Updated `launch.json` configuration for Flask app
- Enhanced README with installation, development instructions, and badges
- Introduced `main` function in `app.py` for environment-based configuration
These changes streamline packaging and improve project maintainability.
Modified the language selection dropdown to default to English by marking the 'en' option as selected. Enhances user experience by pre-selecting the most commonly used language. This may help users who are primarily English speakers to have a faster and more intuitive interaction with the form.
Updated article titles to replace underscores with spaces when rendering the wiki article. Enhances readability and ensures a more user-friendly display format.
Implemented dynamic fetching of Wikimedia projects and languages from the Wikimedia API, replacing static definitions. Enhanced logging with a detailed and formatted log output for better debugging and monitoring. Updated templates to list projects and languages dynamically. Improved URL handling and proxying for robust performance. This change ensures up-to-date project information and enhances overall application transparency and maintainability.
Added a URL validation check in the proxy endpoint to ensure the URL starts with "https://upload.wikimedia.org/". This prevents potential misuse or errors caused by processing invalid URLs.
Ensures only acceptable and expected URLs are processed, improving security and stability.
Added initial setup for "Wikimore", a simple frontend for Wikimedia projects using Flask. The app includes the following features:
- Multi-language and multi-project support
- Search functionality with results displayed
- Proxy support for Wikimedia images
- Basic structure and templates (home, article, search results)
Configured appropriate .gitignore and .vscode settings for development. Licensed under MIT License.
