Module:Currency/doc

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Usage

This Lua module outputs the currency and its price for the {{Currency}} template to account for preprocessor node count limits. Data is stored in a table, and can determine how certain variables are used.

Portions of the module uses Module:Formatnum, see module for more information.

Inserting a new currency

["name_of_currency"] = { "currency_image", "currency_image_size", "link_to_currency", "name_of_currency", "short_name_of_currency" }

When adding a new currency to be used on pages, the following syntax must be inserted into the main data table.

• name_of_currency describes the name of the currency that the editor will write in the Currency template. There is also a second instance of name_of_source, which can also feature a different text to its first instance.
• currency_image requires an image (preferably an icon) to be added. It must include the filename extension.
• currency_image_size describes the default size that currency_image will be presented in.
• link_to_currency describes the link that the player will click on (provided that the link is present).
• short_name_of_currency describes a shorter name of the currency when applying the short parameter on the main Currency template.

Example

["Bells"] = { "99k Bells NH Inv Icon cropped.png", "15px", "Bell", "Bell", "Bell" }

"Bells" is the name_of_currency, while "Bell" functions as the second instance of name_of_source, link_to_currency, and short_name_of_currency. Its currency_image is "99k Bells NH Inv Icon cropped.png", and the currency_image_size is set to "15px".

The output is: Bells

["Nook Miles"] = { "Nook Miles NH Icon Cropped.png", "18px", "Nook Miles", "Nook Mile", "Mile" }

"Nook Mile" is the name_of_currency and link_to_currency, while "Nook Mile" functions as the second instance of name_of_source. Its short_name_of_currency is "Mile". Its currency_image is "Nook Miles NH Icon Cropped.png", and the currency_image_size is set to "18px".

The output is: Nook Miles

When short is applied, the output is: Miles

See also

• Module:Availability
• Module:Materials