ArticleRating

ArticleRating adds a rating module on each article page and allows rating.

Installation

How it works

The script loads and saves rating data from and to a storage (Module:Rating-storage) on the wiki for each rating action performed by users and anon.

Customizations

Options

The window.ArticleRating object provides the following customizable options:

'Rate This Article'

['Worst', 'Bad', 'Average', 'Good', 'Great']

[24, 24]

['#ccc', '#ffba01']

'#000'

'top-rail'

How to

To use the above customized options, add the following code to a local JS page on your wiki and change the values to your needs:

window.ArticleRating = {
  title: 'Rate This Article',
  values: ['Worst', 'Bad', 'Average', 'Good', 'Great'],
  starSize: [24, 24],
  starColor: ['#ccc', '#ffba01'],
  starStroke: '#000',
  exclude: ['Page A', 'Page B'],
  excludeCats: ['Category:A', 'Category:B'],
  location: 'top-rail'
}

Title option

To change the module title for a specific category, specify the title option using the following format:

title: {
  'Category:Books': 'Rate this book',
  'Category:Movies': 'Rate this movie'
}

Personal note

If you want to disable this module for the entire wiki, add the following code to your personal JS:

window.ArticleRatingLoaded = true;

Notes

• Due to the script's mechanism, Special:RecentChanges might be flooded with edits to the storage, to hide these edits, exclude the "Module" namespace from the dropdown list or append ?namespace=828&invert=1 to the URL.
• Once you rate an article, you won't be able to rate again until you reload the page. This is to reduce abusing rate and flooding Special:RecentChanges.

To-do

Module

• Add rating with comment
• Remove this module on redirect pages

Insights

• More detailed view

Changelog