Template:Databox/doc

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Databox. It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Uses Lua: Module:Databox

This module provides an as simple as possible infobox system based on Wikidata.

It is fully automated, does not require any configuration to be used and does not have any declination based on the type of entity (person, place...).

This module is the backend code of the Databox template.

It uses the Wikidata item linked to the current page or the item which id is filled into the item parameter to automatically build an infobox.

Its basic algorithm is:

• Use the label of the item or, if none exists, the title of the page for the infobox title.
• Use the value of image (P18) for the main image.
• Use the value(s) of instance of (P31) for the data table title.
• Take all the properties used by the item, sort them according to MediaWiki:Wikibase-SortedProperties, and for each one:
  • If the property has the datatype External identifier, Commons media file or Quantity^{[a 1]}, do not display anything.
  • If the property is in the property_blacklist array of the module, do not display anything (it is done in order to filter properties not very relevant for displaying in infoboxes).
  • If the property has more than 5 values do not display anything (to avoid long lists in the infobox).
  • Use default Wikibase rendering system to display the values that have the "best" rank (i.e. the values with the rank "preferred", if some exists, and, if not, the ones with the rank "normal").
• If there is value for coordinate location (P625), then display a map using Kartographer.

1. ↑ The current display of quantities by Wikibase is very limited, this filter should be removed after improvements

1. Copy the code of Module:Databox in a module page in your wiki named Module:Databox.
2. Add the created module page to the sitelinks of Q53931871.
3. Create Template:Databox in your wiki with the wikitext: {{#invoke:Databox|databox}}.
4. Add the created template page to the sitelinks of Q20702632.
5. At this point if you add {{Databox}} to an existing article connected to a Wikidata item it should work.
6. Write an help page in your language

Early Modern Swedish Language  Chronolect  Subclass of • Scandinavian languages  • East Scandinavian   • Modern Swedish  Chronology • Runic Swedish • Early Old Swedish • Late Old Swedish • Early Modern Swedish  • Late Modern Swedish • Contemporary Swedish  Start time 1526  End time 1750  Entry in abb­re­via­tions table vur  Lucy Female given name  Female given name  Part of Lucy  Latvian transc­rip­tion Lūsija  IPA transc­rip­tion ˈluːsi  Language of work or name English, Dutch  Writing system Latin script  Soundex L200  Cologne phonetics 58  Caverp­ho­ne LS1111  Name day December 13  Family name identical to this given name Lucy  Given name version for other gender Lucius  Attested in frequency of first names in the Netherlands, 2010	Ethanol Chemical compound  Type of chemical entity  Subclass of fatty alcohol, alkanol  Has use polar protic solvent, medication, solvent  Mass 46.042 dalton  Asso­cia­ted hazard ethanol exposure  Has effect ethanol exposure, intoxication  Conjugate base ethoxide  Chemical formula C₂H₆O  Canonical SMILES CCO  Ioni­za­tion energy 10.47±0.01 electronvolt  Electric dipole moment 1.69 debye  Specific heat capacity 13.444 joule per mole kelvin  Standard enthalpy of formation −277.6±0.1 kilojoule per mole, −234.8±0.1 kilojoule per mole  Com­bus­tion enthalpy −1,367 kilojoule per mole  Standard molar entropy 160.7±0.1 joule per mole kelvin, 281.6±0.1 joule per mole kelvin  Density 790±10 kilogram per cubic metre  Melting point −173±1 degree Fahrenheit, −114 degree Celsius, −114.1 degree Celsius  Boiling point 173±1 degree Fahrenheit, 79 degree Celsius, 78.29 degree Celsius  Vapor pressure 44±1 millimetre of mercury, 58 hectopascal  Speed of sound 1,162±1 metre per second  PKa 16±0.01  Ref­rac­ti­ve index 1.3611  Crystal system monoclinic crystal system  Point group monoclinic-domatic  Space group space group Pn  Flash point 55±1 degree Fahrenheit, 12 degree Celsius  Autoig­ni­tion tem­pe­ra­tu­re 363 degree Celsius  Lower flammable limit 3.3±0.1 volume percent  Upper flammable limit 19±1 volume percent  Safety clas­si­fi­ca­tion and labelling NFPA 704: Standard System for the Identification of the Hazards of Materials for Emergency Response, Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008  UN class 3  UN packaging group II  NIOSH Pocket Guide ID 0262  TWAEL 1,900±1 milligram per cubic metre  Imme­dia­te­ly dangerous to life or health 6,237±1 milligram per cubic metre  Active ing­re­dient in alcoholic beverage, rectified spirit  Phy­si­cal­ly interacts with 5-hydroxytryptamine (serotonin) receptor 3A, Potassium inwardly-rectifying channel, subfamily J, member 3, Potassium inwardly-rectifying channel, subfamily J, member 5  Has cha­rac­te­ris­tic hygroscopy, Class IB flammable liquid  Subject has role local anti-infective agent, depressant  Has part(s) hydrogen, oxygen, carbon	Hubble Space Telescope NASA and ESA space telescope (launched 1990)  Hubble after release from Space Shuttle Atlantis during STS-125/Servicing Mission 4.  Space telescope  Part of Great Observatories program  Native label Hubble Space Telescope  Short name HST  Mass 12,247 kilogram  Funder National Aeronautics and Space Administration, European Space Agency  Named after Edwin Hubble  Followed by Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, James Webb Space Telescope  From country United States of America  Start point Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B  Space launch vehicle Space Shuttle  Operator Goddard Space Flight Center, Space Telescope Science Institute  Launch cont­rac­tor Rockwell International  Carries scien­ti­fic inst­ru­ment Fine Guidance Sensor, Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer, Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph, Advanced Camera for Surveys, Wide Field Camera 3, Cosmic Origins Spectrograph  UTC date of spa­cec­raft launch 24 April 1990  Time of object orbit decay 2030s  Orbits completed 67,869  Orbits Earth  Apoapsis 514.3 kilometre  Periapsis 510.2 kilometre  Type of orbit low Earth orbit  Orbital eccent­ri­ci­ty 0.0003021  Orbital inc­li­na­tion 28.4687 degree  Orbital period 94.87 minute  Semi-ma­jor axis of an orbit 6,890.4 kilometre  Manu­fac­tu­rer Lockheed Martin Missiles and Space, PerkinElmer  Powered by spacecraft solar array, nickel–hydrogen battery  Focal length 57.6 metre  Developer Marshall Space Flight Center, Goddard Space Flight Center  Service entry 20 May 1990  Length 13.25 metre  Area 4.525 square metre, 0.0754 square metre  Diameter 4.2 metre, 2.40 metre, 0.31 metre  Official website hubblesite.org  Epoch June 26, 2024	4 Vesta Second largest asteroid of the main asteroid belt  Asteroid  Mass 2,590.76±0.01 exagram  Named after Vesta  Chronology • 1 Ceres • 2 Pallas • 3 Juno • 4 Vesta  • 5 Astraea • 6 Hebe • 7 Iris  Sig­ni­fi­cant event naming  Dis­co­ve­rer or inventor Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers  Time of discovery or invention 29 March 1807  Site of ast­ro­no­mi­cal discovery Bremen  Minor planet group asteroid belt  Orbits Sun  Apoapsis 2.573193867116444±0.0000000017091 astronomical unit  Periapsis 2.150650299541145±0.0000000020172 astronomical unit  Argument of periapsis 151.6622800356213±0.00000018544 degree  Orbital eccent­ri­ci­ty 0.08944909117827099±0.00000000025002  Orbital inc­li­na­tion 5.56 degree, 7.142176968213055±0.00000021708 degree  Orbital period 1,325.857278061479±0.0000013209 day  Rotation period 5.34212766±0.00000001 hour  Semi-ma­jor axis of an orbit 2.361922083328795±0.0000000015688 astronomical unit  Longitude of ascending node 103.7099923672372±0.00000038868 degree  Mean anomaly 169.3518013373338±0.0000016356 degree  Asteroid family Vesta family  Asteroid spectral type V-type asteroid  Apparent magnitude 5.1  Absolute magnitude 3.25  Albedo 0.4228  Density 3.456±0.035 gram per cubic centimetre  Tem­pe­ra­tu­re 85 kelvin, 270 kelvin  Length 572.6±0.2 kilometre  Width 557.2±0.2 kilometre  Height 446.4±0.2 kilometre  Area 866,000±20,000 square kilometre  Volume as quantity 74,600,000±3,000,000 cubic kilometre  Radius 262.7±0.1 kilometre  Diameter 525.4±0.2 kilometre  Epoch September 13, 2023  Surface gravity 0.22 metres per second squared  Time of periapsis 2,459,576.788004567±0.0000054024 Julian day  Pro­vi­sio­nal desig­na­tion A807 FA	Atheism Absence of belief in the existence of deities; the opposite of theism  World view, philosophical movement, doxastic attitude  Subclass of irreligion  Has cha­rac­te­ris­tic unbelief  Practiced by atheist  Has part(s) Marxist‒Leninist atheism, New Atheism  Opposite of theism
Iron Man 2008 film directed by Jon Favreau  Film  Title Iron Man  Based on Iron Man  Series Marvel Cinematic Universe  Topic terrorism, business ethics, computer, industrialist, inventor, ammunition, technology, business magnate  Genre action film, science fiction film, adventure film, superhero film  Performer Lauren Scyphers, Stacy Stas Hurst  From country United States of America  Original language of film or TV show English  Pub­li­ca­ted 2 May 2008  Sig­ni­fi­cant event principal photography, première  Director Jon Favreau  Screenw­ri­ter Mark Fergus, Hawk Ostby, Art Marcum, Matt Holloway  Executive producer Peter Billingsley, Jon Favreau, Stan Lee, David Maisel, Louis D'Esposito, Ari Arad  Director of pho­tog­rap­hy Matthew Libatique  Film editor Dan Lebental  Pro­duc­tion designer J. Michael Riva  Costume designer Laura Jean Shannon, Rebecca Bentjen  Composer Ramin Djawadi  Producer Avi Arad, Kevin Feige  Pro­duc­tion company Marvel Studios, Paramount Pictures  Dist­ri­bu­ted by Paramount Pictures, Disney+, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures  Soundt­rack release Iron Man  Set in period 2008  Setting Afghanistan, Los Angeles, Kunar  Duration 126 minute  Aspect ratio 2.39:1  Color color  Review score 94%, 7.7/10, 79/100  Box office 585,366,247 United States dollar  Capital cost 140,000,000 United States dollar  Universe Marvel Cinematic Universe  Atten­dan­ce 1,315,743  Dist­ri­bu­ted as digital download, video on demand  BBFC rating 12A certificate  ClassInd rating 12  CNC film rating (France) no age restriction  Filmiroda rating Category II  FPB rating 10  FSK film rating FSK 12  ICAA rating Not recommended for children under 7  JMK film rating free from 12 years  Kijk­wij­zer rating 12  MPA film rating PG-13  RTC film rating B  Official website www.marvel.com/movies/iron-man  Assess­ment Bechdel test, reverse Bechdel Test  IMDA rating PG  Medie­rå­det rating For ages 11 and up  RCQ clas­si­fi­ca­tion G  IFCO rating 12A  MTRCB rating Parental Guidance  IMDb ID tt0371746	Airbus Commercial Aircraft European aircraft manufacturer  Aircraft manufacturer, division  Industry aircraft and space construction, aircraft construction  Inception 18 December 1969, 1970  Official name Airbus Commercial Aircraft  Founded by Roger Béteille, Felix Kracht, Henri Ziegler, Franz Josef Strauß  CEO Guillaume Faury  Motto text We make it fly  Country Netherlands  Member of Aerospace Valley, GIFAS, Linux Foundation, CVE Numbering Authority, Association of German Airports  Legal form société par actions simplifiée  Total assets 111,130,000,000 Euro  Total equity 3,650,000,000 Euro  Total revenue 11,050,000,000 United States dollar  Net profit 2,873,000,000  Operating income 4,253,000,000 Euro  Location of formation France  Parent orga­ni­za­tion Airbus Group  HQ Blagnac, Toulouse  Employees 80,895  IPv6 routing prefix 2a00:6fc0:10::/44, 2a00:6fc0:690::/44, 2a00:6fc0:c010::/44  Official website link  Egapro gender equality index 89, 88, 88  ICAO airline desig­na­tor AIB	Esperanto International auxiliary language designed by L. L. Zamenhof  Planned language, international auxiliary language, a posteriori language, constructed language, modern language  Inception 26 July 1887  Has use second language, lingua franca  Named after Doktoro Esperanto  Movement Esperanto movement  Anthem La Espero  Culture Esperanto culture  Country Esperantujo  Location of formation Warsaw  Foun­da­tio­nal text Unua Libro  Chronology • Proto-Esperanto • Esperanto  Creator L. L. Zamenhof  From country Russian Empire  Inf­luen­ced by Greek, Latin, English, Polish, Yiddish, Russian, German, French  Sig­ni­fi­cant event World Esperanto Congress 1905, World Esperanto Congress 1987  Lin­guis­tic typology free-order language, nominative–accusative language, agglutinative language, isolating language, subject–verb–object  Has gram­ma­ti­cal case accusative case, nominative case  Has tense present tense, past tense, future tense  Has gram­ma­ti­cal mood infinitive, conditional, volitive  Writing system Latin script  Uses capi­ta­li­za­tion for full name, toponym  Language regu­la­to­ry body Academy of Esperanto  Signed form Signuno  Number of speakers, writers, or signers 2,000,000±1,000,000  Eth­no­lo­gue language status 3 Wider Communication  Studied in Esperantology, interlinguistics  Dis­co­ve­rer or inventor L. L. Zamenhof  Flag flag of Esperanto  Used by Esperantist  Dedicated heritage entity Museo de Esperanto de Subirats, International Esperanto Museum in Zaozhuang, Department of Planned Languages and Esperanto Museum, Hungarian Museum of Esperanto, Esperanto Museum in Svitavy, Nacia Esperanto-Muzeo, Gray  Wikimedia language code eo	Berlin Federated state, capital and largest city of Germany  Part of Berlin-Brandenburg Metropolitan Region, agglomeration of Berlin  Inception 1244  IPA transc­rip­tion bərˈlɪn, bɛʁ.lɛ̃  Ranking 9  Archives at Landesarchiv Berlin  Official language German  Continent Europe  Country Germany  Capital of Germany  Territory Germany  Located in time zone Central European Standard Time (GMT+1)  Enclave within Brandenburg  Coor­di­na­tes 52°31′0″N 13°23′0″E  Coor­di­na­tes of eas­tern­most point 52°26′16″N 13°45′40″E  Coor­di­na­tes of nort­hern­most point 52°40′31″N 13°28′46″E  Coor­di­na­tes of sout­hern­most point 52°20′19″N 13°38′53″E  Coor­di­na­tes of wes­tern­most point 52°25′11″N 13°5′18″E  Geoshape link  Highest point Arkenberge  Office held by head of govern­ment Governing Mayor of Berlin  Head of govern­ment Kai Wegner  Legis­la­ti­ve body Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin  Highest judicial authority Constitutional Court of the State of Berlin  Member of Climate Alliance, Mayors for Peace, IT Planning Council, Creative Cities Network, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, World Tourism Cities Federation, Organization of World Heritage Cities, International Cities of Refuge Network  Public holiday International Women's Day  Popu­la­tion 3,755,251  Male popu­la­tion 1,843,196  Female popu­la­tion 1,912,055  Elevation above sea level 34±1 metre  Twinned admi­nis­tra­ti­ve body Kyiv  Shares border with Brandenburg  Replaces Alt-Berlin, East Berlin, West Berlin  Language used German, Berlin German  Sig­ni­fi­cant event Fall of Berlin, 1936 Summer Olympics, Soviet air strikes on Berlin, Battle of Berlin, fall of the Berlin Wall, Landesbank Berlin scandal  Award received Führerstadt, City of Design, Princess of Asturias Award for Concord  Budget 28,000,000,000 Euro  Connects with European route E55  Area 891.12 square kilometre  Postal code 10115–14199  Official app Berlin.de Service-App  Official website link  Flag flag of Berlin  Coat of arms coat of arms of Berlin  Geography of topic geography of Berlin  Economy of topic economy of Berlin  Demog­rap­hics of topic demographics of Berlin  District heating grid Berliner Fernwärmenetz  Time of earliest written record 1237, 1244  Vehicles per thousand people 344  Local dialing code 030  Licence plate code B  Category for honorary citizens of entity Category:Honorary citizens of Berlin	Douglas Adams English science fiction writer and humorist (1952–2001)  Portrait of Douglas Adams  Human  Sex or gender male  Country of citi­zens­hip United Kingdom  Birth name Douglas Noël Adams  Given name Douglas, Noël  Family name Adams  Pseudonym David Agnew  Short name Douglas Adams  Date of birth 11 March 1952  Place of birth Cambridge  Date of death 11 May 2001  Place of death Santa Barbara  Manner of death natural causes  Cause of death myocardial infarction  Place of burial Highgate Cemetery  Father Christopher Douglas Adams  Mother Janet Adams  Sibling Susan Adams  Spouse Jane Belson  Child Polly Adams  Native language English  Language English  Writing language English  Occu­pa­tion playwright, screenwriter, novelist, children's writer, science fiction writer, comedian, writer, musician  FOW science fiction literature  Employer BBC, The Digital Village  Educated at Brentwood School, St John's College  Residence Santa Barbara, London, Brentwood, Cambridge  Work location London  Work period (start) 1974  Ethnic group White British  Religion or worldview atheism  Eye color brown  Inst­ru­ment guitar  Notable work The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy pentalogy, Dirk Gently series, The Private Life of Genghis Khan  Archives at St John's College Library  Member of Footlights, Groucho Club  Genre science fiction, comedy, satire  Award received Inkpot Award, Ditmar Award  Nominated for Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel  Height 1.96 metre  Official website douglasadams.com  Erdős number 10  IMDb ID nm0010930  Douglas Adams' gravestone

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