Quality control for your wiki. Mark pages as approved or request review from approvers. Read more in the Page Approvals documentation.
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Professional Wiki created this extension and provides MediaWiki Development, MediaWiki Hosting, and MediaWiki Consulting services.
See the Page Approvals usage documentation.
Platform requirements:
The recommended way to install the Page Approvals extension is with Composer and MediaWiki's built-in support for Composer.
On the commandline, go to your wikis root directory. Then run these two commands:
COMPOSER=composer.local.json composer require --no-update professional-wiki/page-approvals:~1.0
composer update professional-wiki/page-approvals --no-dev -o
Then enable the extension by adding the following to the bottom of your wikis LocalSettings.php file:
wfLoadExtension( 'PageApprovals' );
You can verify the extension was enabled successfully by opening your wikis Special:Version page.
Configuration can be changed via LocalSettings.php.
See the Page Approvals configuration reference.
Run composer install
in extensions/PageApprovals/
to make the code quality tools available.
You can use the Makefile
by running make commands in the PageApprovals
directory.
make ci
: Run everythingmake test
: Run all testsmake phpunit --filter FooBar
: run only PHPUnit tests with FooBar in their namemake phpcs
: Run all style checksmake cs
: Run all style checks and static analysismake lint-docker
: Run all JavaScript and CSS lintingSometimes Psalm and PHPStan generate errors or warnings we do not wish to fix.
These can be ignored by adding them to the respective baseline file. You can update
these files with make stan-baseline
and make psalm-baseline
.
INSERT INTO approver_config (ac_user_id, ac_categories)
VALUES (1, 'TestCat|TestCat2');