Module: Citation/CS1/doc/Importing the Module:Citation/CS1 suite to your wiki

== Module:Citation/CS1/Whitelist ==
[[Module:Citation/CS1/Whitelist]] contains lists of active and deprecated CS1|2 parameters. <Please add more text. Remember it may be used by by someone that is not an expert in coding and not a native English user. So better to add extra info and help links than to assume reader will know/understand.>

This module contains a list of all parameters that [[Module:Citation/CS1]] knows about. Each parameter is assigned a state.

* '''true''': These parameters are valid and supported parameters
* '''false''': These parameters are deprecated but still supported
* '''{{'}}tracked{{'}}''': These parameters are valid and supported parameters tracked in an eponymous properties category.
* '''nil''': Parameters not present are not supported, or no longer supported.

The <code>basic_arguments</code> table is supported by all templates. The other tables are only used for some templates

=== What to modify in ~Whitelist on your wiki ===
If you add new parameters to your local wiki you should also add them to ~Whitelist. 

In Danish Wikipedia Danish, Swedish, Norwegian was added with [[:da:Special:Diff/11031399]]. So far they were added in a block and not sorted alphabetically. So far it has not given any problems.

However the list should be complete and Danish Wikipedia have not yet done a cleanup and made sure that there is a match between ~Configuration and ~Whitelist. That should be done. 

At [[:da:Moduldiskussion:Citation/CS1#mismatches_between_whitelist_and_configuration]] there is a notice on how to clean up such problems. Here are the commands:
:<code>=p.aliases</code> – returns the list of parameters and their associated meta parameter from the ~/Configuration module
:<code>=p.aliases_dups</code> – returns a list of parameters that appear in more than one meta parameter (not necessarily a bad thing depending on the version of the cs1|2 module suite)
:<code>=p.whitelist</code> – returns the list of parameters from the ~/Whitelist module
:<code>=p.alias_params_not_in_whitelist</code> – returns a list of parameters found in the ~/Configuration module but not found in the ~/Whitelist module
:<code>=p.wh_params_not_in_aliases</code> – returns a list of parameters found in the ~/Whitelist module but not found in the ~/Configuration module

<perhaps there should be a little more information about this hack and what problems it might give>