Background
The Top Read module highlights the most viewed articles on Wikipedia for the current day. It gives readers a sense of what the broader Wikipedia community is reading and serves as a discovery tool for trending topics. Showing what others are reading creates a sense of shared experience around Wikipedia's content.
User Story
As a reader browsing the Community Picks feed, I want to see the most read Wikipedia articles today, so that I can discover what topics are trending and explore them.
Requirements
- ✅ The module should display the title "Top read" with the subtitle "What is trending today on [language] Wikipedia"
- ✅ Articles should be displayed as a ranked list showing rank number, article title, view count, and thumbnail image
- ✅ Each list item should be clickable and lead people to the article listed
- Maintain controls to limit vandalism or a negative user experience of the top read list
- ✅ A "More top read" link at the bottom should navigate to a full list view (it is acceptable to reuse existing screen)
- ✅ The three dot more menu should be present per the shared menu behavior to allow users to hide the module
- Content should be sourced from the user's selected language wiki. If the module does not exist in the selected language wiki it should be hidden
- ✅ Each list item should have its own three dot menu for individual article actions (utilize existing longpress menu)
- ✅ A trending indicator (up/down arrow) should be shown per article reflecting momentum relative to the previous day (red/green arrows)