Module:ImportPerformances

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-- Module:ImportPerformances
-- Reads a wiki page containing JSON (an array of objects) and emits transclusions
-- of Performance-devel and Video-devel for each object.
-- Usage: {{#invoke:ImportPerformances|import|source=PageWithJSON}}

local p = {}

-- Helper: safe tostring
local function s(v)
  if v == nil then return nil end
  return tostring(v)
end

function p.import(frame)
  local args = frame.args or {}
  local source = args.source or args[1]
  if not source or source == "" then
    return "Error: supply a 'source' page name containing JSON, e.g. |source=Module:MyData"
  end

  local titleObj = mw.title.new(source)
  if not titleObj then
    return "Error: invalid page name: " .. source
  end

  local raw = titleObj:getContent()
  if not raw then
    return "Error: could not read page content: " .. source
  end

  local ok, json = pcall(require, 'Module:JSON')
  if not ok or not json or type(json.decode) ~= 'function' then
    return "Error: Module:JSON not available or does not provide decode(). Install a JSON parser module."
  end

  local ok2, data = pcall(json.decode, raw)
  if not ok2 then
    return "Error decoding JSON: " .. tostring(data)
  end

  if type(data) ~= 'table' then
    return "Error: JSON must be an array of objects"
  end

  local out = {}
  local id = 0

  for _, obj in ipairs(data) do
    id = id + 1

    -- Build args for Performance-devel. Only include keys that exist in JSON.
    local perfArgs = {}
    if obj.song ~= nil then perfArgs.song = s(obj.song) end
    if obj.event ~= nil then perfArgs.event = s(obj.event) end

    if obj.context ~= nil then
      if type(obj.context) == 'table' then
        -- Preserve empty strings so that table.concat yields '##' when required
        local ctx = {}
        for i, e in ipairs(obj.context) do ctx[i] = (e == nil and '' or s(e)) end
        perfArgs.context = table.concat(ctx, '#')
      else
        perfArgs.context = s(obj.context)
      end
    end

    if obj.date ~= nil then perfArgs.date = s(obj.date) end
    if obj.type ~= nil then perfArgs["type"] = s(obj.type) end
    if obj.pos ~= nil then perfArgs.pos = s(obj.pos) end
    if obj["with"] ~= nil then perfArgs["with"] = s(obj["with"]) end
    if obj.comment ~= nil then perfArgs.comment = s(obj.comment) end

    -- local id passed as 'id' parameter to the templates
    perfArgs.id = tostring(id)

    -- Expand the Performance-devel template with the constructed args.
    local perfW = frame:expandTemplate{ title = 'Performance-devel', args = perfArgs }
    table.insert(out, perfW)

    -- Helper to add videos. Duration may come from object or individual video entry.
    local function addVideo(url, duration)
      if not url or url == '' then return end
      local vArgs = { id = tostring(id), url = s(url) }
      if duration ~= nil and duration ~= '' then vArgs.duration = s(duration) end
      local vW = frame:expandTemplate{ title = 'Video-devel', args = vArgs }
      table.insert(out, vW)
    end

    -- Single top-level URL
    if obj.url ~= nil and obj.url ~= '' then
      addVideo(obj.url, obj.duration)
    end

    -- Multiple videos
    if obj.videos ~= nil and type(obj.videos) == 'table' then
      for _, v in ipairs(obj.videos) do
        if v ~= nil then
          local vurl = v.url or v["url"]
          local vdur = v.duration or obj.duration
          addVideo(vurl, vdur)
        end
      end
    end

    -- Separator blank line (keeps output readable and matches your example)
    table.insert(out, "")
  end

  return table.concat(out, "\n\n")
end

return p