Background
Did You Know surfaces new or recently expanded Wikipedia articles through an informal community review process. It's one of Wikipedia's most beloved features and serves as a great entry point for readers to discover surprising or niche articles they wouldn't otherwise find. It also subtly highlights the ongoing work of Wikipedia's editing community.
User Story
As a reader browsing the Community Picks feed, I want to discover surprising facts from Wikipedia articles, so that I can explore topics I wouldn't normally come across.
Requirements
- The module should display the title "Did you know?" with the subtitle "Interesting hooks from articles selected by volunteer editors"
- Randomly select up to 3 facts should, display the snippet, and make the links in the snippet clickable, to visit the corresponding article. Links should have the have behavior as in-article clinks.
- These should be randomly selected, because many languages do not refresh their "Did you know" section daily. Selecting different facts each day will keep this module fresh for users
- The three dot more menu should be present on the module with options to Hide 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
- Honor hyperlinks
- Allow users to longpress on article links (use existing longpress menu
- Add instrumentation
- Add into Settings in its correct order: Featured Article, Top Read, Did You Know, ,** In the news, On this day, Picture of the day (from Commons),