wiki-tools

Convert a Markdown Parameters table in a wiki template README to a `<templatedata>` JSON block ready for embedding on a Template namespace doc page. Use when deploying a Template:* page's README to its /doc subpage (called by deploy-to-wiki), or when the user asks to "generate templatedata" / "preview templatedata" for a README.

Use when bringing a Star Citizen Wiki company or manufacturer article up to the canonical standard - converting {{Infobox company}} to {{Company}}, enriching from Galactapedia and the RSI Portfolio, restructuring sections, adding a products table, copyediting to wiki style, and setting the short description. Triggered by "do the company pass on <X>", "overhaul the <company> page", "continue the company pages sweep".

Convert a local README.md (for a wiki module or template) into ready-to-push wikitext for the corresponding `<Namespace>:<Name>/doc` page. Use when deploying a doc page (called by deploy-to-wiki), or when the user asks to "preview the doc page" or "render the README as wikitext".

Use when migrating all article pages in a Category:<Type> from the legacy {{Item}} template to {{Entity}}, normalizing page structure, updating the type's index article, and cleaning up legacy size-based subcategories. Triggered by requests like "migrate Weapon mounts to Entity", "do a Coolers sweep", "convert Quantum drives pages to the Entity template".

Use when deploying a module or template from the local pages/ directory to the Star Citizen Wiki. Triggered by requests like "deploy Details", "push module to wiki", "sync InfoboxLua to wiki", or "deploy Template:Entity/Description".

Use when reconciling the Star Citizen Wiki's `Category:Codex icons` against the upstream `wikimedia/design-codex` repo. Triggered by requests like "sync Codex icons", "upload new Codex icons", "check for Codex icon updates", or "update CdxIcon files".

Use when checking whether the Star Citizen Wiki has changes the local repo doesn't have yet. Triggered by requests like "sync from wiki", "check wiki for changes", "pull recent edits", or "see what's changed upstream".

Use when an existing wiki page (typically a stub or thin article) needs to be expanded with content sourced from one or more URLs, with proper citations. Covers the RSI page-fetch fallback ladder (curl → playwright-cli → Wayback) and the Development-section / Cite-template / named-ref conventions. Triggered by requests like "expand the X page with this URL", "add a Development section sourced from the patch notes", "fill out this stub from these sources".