Should I understand that this project is abandoned?

This problem is happening at euwiki too.

A workaround if hiding the legend is not possible, would be to add a legend class to the whole legend itself. That would give the option to hide it using CSS.

Having the possitiblity to hide the legend is especially interesting in pie charts, where the legend itself is in the pie.

I have been using the data to show automatic charts at the Basque Wikipedia and I have noted that, at least, Corse is missing their tabular data. To make things a little bit easier, I have been categorizing all .tabs into departments here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Tabular_data_of_demography_of_France.

Is there a way to move this to another place? Can Wikimedia GitLab be used?

Indeed, @ItsNyoty told me that GitHub suspended the account. He is trying to recover it. I hope it will be restated soon, or we should find another solution for this.

I'm making new tests with the original situation:

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Ok, so it seems that there's a solution. Full disclosure: I asked Claude Code to propose a Lua solution, and AFAIK is working. Here is the change made: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Module%3ACountryFilter&diff=1243211965&oldid=1238752203

I noticed again this without using Module:Graph:Chart, when using https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Data:Literacy.chart with two valid values (ABW and ESP). The points are mixed up, and even the legend gives the opposite result (ESP points marked as ABW).

I don't know if we are talking about doing this: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Data:Life_expectancy.chart. If so, adding a module for transformation can do man tricks. I guess that we are talking about something more complex.

We are currently working in a project to upload data from the World Bank to Commons Data space. A good visualization of these data series would be scatter plots, but it seems that the project is completely stalled. Is there any perspective on the future development of this basic graphic type?

@siebrand you know better, is there something else I should do to solve the issue?

Ok... understood the issue. Some items were duplicates totally and there can't be : characters in the explanation.

To understant the issue, the point is that tere can't be two strings with the same name?

Is the main problem for doing something that is easier for our communities is "polluting LLMs"... then we have two points for doing it.

Do we have something different in our computers?

I have tried to do this but I can't get a good visualization. If you can try to do something, I'm sure you will have it better than mine.

Remade the Pythagorean theorem to be more visually coherent. It's ready for deployment @ItsNyoty

One that needs a good remaking is the Pythagorean theorem, which now is extremely tall. It could be smaller in height, and also add some of the numbers as a right panel, so it feels more compact.

Euler's line and the three points relevant to it are now ready for deployment.

Most of the triangles are now visually coherent.

The module is ready, only the footer logo is missing. When that is added, it will be ready for deployment.

I have made some advances, but still there are some issues to solve. The triangle modules are now more coherent, at least.

I think that everything is now solved at Beta:

• https://nl.wikipedia.beta.wmcloud.org/wiki/Sjabloon:Hiruwiki/Hoeken_van_een_driehoek
• https://nl.wikipedia.beta.wmcloud.org/wiki/Sjabloon:Hiruwiki/Driehoeken

Fill style
Triangle Angles: no fill
Triangles: light blue filled area

I would build first the three individual centres (as we have centroid), and then a fourth one for the Euler line.

There are two different Thales theorem. This is related to the circles.

This is how OWID works: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Template:OWID

That's great! The last ones I deployed are already available with i18n at the very beginning. The main issue would be to have some sort of explanation at Mediawiki, like OWID or other international template-gadgets. Another option is just translating to other languages and then figure out how to implement something more global.

No, the i18n wasn't worked there, but I opened it as a subtask because there was interest after the event.

@ItsNyoty are you planning to work on this at the Milan Hackathon?

Thanks @Aklapper . I have some doubts, as the task itself is done, but the effort to add more modules is ongoing and can be handled in the future in other hackathons. If I remove the project... how should we know that this was mostly done in the NWE Hackathon?

Yes, we have the Catalan one, which has a wide arrange of functionalities. Different solutions can exist in different wikis for this, in the Basque one the code itself works, there should be another way to do it in FR wiki, and should be documented.

I think you are right, there also other members that don't fit into that file name, those of arrondissements and some cantons. However, we can leave those for a second round if needed.

As far as I know, all data pages are now categorized at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Tabular_data_of_demography_of_France. There may be a few that weren't done, but I haven't found those.

I added mobile touch possibility and made it responsive, so it can be used on different screens.

I added mobile touch possibility and made it responsive, so it can be used on different screens.

I added mobile touch possibility and made it responsive, so it can be used on different screens.

All the .tab files have been uploaded to Commons, and now I'm adding the categories using Cat-a-lot, which is faster than adding those with the bot (it would take another 10 hours).

Working at: https://eu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Txantiloi:Hiruwiki/Monte_Carlo_metodoa

done here: https://eu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Txantiloi:Hiruwiki/Hexagonoen_angeluen_batura

Working here: https://eu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Txantiloi:Hiruwiki/Pentagonoen_angeluen_batura

Working here: https://eu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Txantiloi:Hiruwiki/Transformazioak

I have uploaded all the communes list names here: https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/France_-_communes_-_Data_.tab

Sorry! I was already working on that and didn't see the message. I'm currently uploading all to Commons .tab.

Available here: https://eu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Txantiloi:Hiruwiki/Zirkulua