This module is rated as alpha. It is ready for limited use and third-party feedback. It may be used on a small number of pages, but should be monitored closely. Suggestions for new features or adjustments to input and output are welcome.

Note: This is part of the WP:SSTS system see that page for complete documentation

This page contains the data configurations for Module:SST ("Single-source templates") for all book keys starting with the letter "J".

All book metadata is stored in "shards" which are Lua Modules that contain simple tables.

There are two types of shards:

• Single - A single book. They share shard files. For example, all single books that start with "A" are in Module:SST/shards/A
• Sets - Works that have multiple volumes or editions e.g. an Encyclopedia or a 3-edition book. Each one has their own private shard file stored in Module:SST/shards/sets for example Module:SST/shards/sets/THE_CAMBRIDGE_HISTORY_OF_IRAN.

To add a new book, navigate to the correct shard and add a new table. The template documentation page will show where the shard is located.

When creating a new table, use a unique, recognizable book key in ALL CAPS, with spaces converted to underscores. For single shards it must start with the letter of the shard it is placed in. Generally a good idea to start with the author's last name then a short version of the title.

• Example: library['IMBER_THE_OTTOMAN_EMPIRE'] = { ... }

When creating a multi-edition or volume set of books, name each book followed by a number for volumes e.g. _1 and _2 .. or by a year of publication e.g. _1990 and _2002 for editions.

• Example single edition

BOWEN_THE_LIFE_AND_TIMES_OF_AL_IBN_ISA

• Example multi-edition set

IMBER_THE_OTTOMAN_EMPIRE_2002

IMBER_THE_OTTOMAN_EMPIRE_2009

• Example multi-volume set

BYZANTINE_SEALS_1

BYZANTINE_SEALS_2

The |host= sets which digital library the citation will link to.

library['IMBER_THE_OTTOMAN_EMPIRE'] = {
    ['host'] = "ia",
    ['cite_params'] = {
    .....
    }

Valid values for |host= are "ia", "guten", "hathi", "wikisrc", "gbook", "web" and "physical" (not online). These map to a corresponding |id= in the |hosts= entry (see below). Improper values or lack of a host will default to "physical" (no external links).

If a |host= is changed (e.g. from "hathi" to "ia") this will impact the Leaf page designations for every template on Wikipedia. For example Hathi uses 42@s54 while IA uses 42@n34. A change of |host= is disruptive, causing URLs to land on the wrong page. Tools will be in development to make |host= changes easier by automating the update of templates. Until then, it is better to consider the host "locked".

A table of CS1 parameters displayed by default. (Users can override these within the invoking templates.)

• |_template=: Optional. Defaults to cite book, can also be set to cite encyclopedia (more template support in future).
• |last=, |first=, |quote=, |ref=, etc. = Standard CS1 parameters.

    ['host'] = "ia",
    ['cite_params'] = {
        ['_template'] = 'cite book',
        ['last'] = "Birtchnell",
        ['first'] = "Percy Charles",
        ['author-link'] = "Percy Birtchnell",
        ['title'] = "A Short History of Berkhamsted",
        ['year'] = "1972",
        ['edition'] = "Revised",
        ['publisher'] = "Privately printed",
        ['place'] = "Berkhamsted",
        ['oclc'] = "737328"
    },

A nested table defining where the book can be found online and how the routing engines should handle it. Supported host keys are |ia= (Internet Archive), |hathi= (HathiTrust), |guten= (Project Gutenberg), |wikisrc= (Wikisource), |gbook= (Google Books), |web= (Other website), and |physical= (No digital host). You can add multiple hosts for each book, which one is used is defined by |host= (see above).

• |id= = The host-specific identifier.
  • IA: The ID from the URL. Multiple IDs for the same edition can be defined see Example setup.
  • Hathi: The handle ID
  • GBook: The 12-character ID
  • Wikisource: The full Page namespace name, including extension
  • Web: For a web host, omit id. See Example setup.

• Physical: A physical copy only - for books without a digital host. See Example setup.

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['ia'] = {
            ['id'] = "encyclopaediabrit01chisrich",
        }
    }

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['ia'] = {
            ['id'] = { 
                "nebraskaplacenam00fitz", 
                "nebraskaplacenam0000fitz" 
            }
        }
    }

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['hathi'] = {
            ['id'] = "iau.31858015245842",
        }
    }

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['gbook'] = {
            ['id'] = "-CNkywAACAAJ",
        }
    }

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['wikisrc'] = {
            ['id'] = "Page:The Fun of It.pdf",
        }
    }

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['web'] = {
            ['url'] = "http://www.uscoldwar.com/overview.htm",
        }
    }

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['physical'] = {}
    }

• Internet Archive Options:

• query = (Internet Archive only). Optional. Use instead of `id` for multi-volume works. Links the main title to an IA search page. Page linking will output as unlinked plain text. (ex. `query = 'title:"Encyclopaedia Britannica" AND date:1911'`)
• iadisplay = "full screen" (Internet Archive only). Optional. Opens the book in full-screen mode instead of the default 2-up view.
• iasearch = "none" or "pagenum" (Internet Archive only). Optional. Set to "none" to disable the dummy search for PD books.

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['ia'] = {
            ['query'] = "title:Britannica AND year:1911",
        }
    }

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['ia'] = {
            ['id'] = "encyclopaediabrit01chisrich",
            ['iasearch'] = "none",
            ['iadisplay'] = "full screen"
        }
    }

Some hosts have multiple copies of the same book+edition. This can be useful to mitigate viewing limits. Many hosts only allow X number of views per day per book. By including multiple IDs, you can spread the load across multiple IDs. Because the template randomly chooses real-time, it is important each book be identical ie. published in the same year, same publisher, each open to the same page 42 etc.. How to add multiple identical books:

    ['hosts'] = {
        ['ia'] = {
            ['id'] = { 
                "nebraskaplacenam00fitz", 
                "nebraskaplacenam0000fitz" 
            }
        }
    }

Load sharing is not available across hosts (inter-host), only within hosts (intra-host).