வார்ப்புரு:Taxonbar

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This metadata template links Wikipedia articles to various biological and taxonomic databases. Taxonbar displays these links as short strings, indicating the unique identifier each database has assigned the taxon for catalogue purposes. Taxonomic identifiers of each taxon are stored and retrieved from the taxon's corresponding Wikidata entry, but can be overridden in individual articles with locally entered data. Adding the data to Wikidata is preferable.

This template was inspired by {{Authority Control}} and the work of Wikidata:Wikidata:WikiProject Taxonomy. If you can optimize the code or improve the template please contribute to the next phase of this project at Module:Taxonbar. Please discuss ideas/thoughts for improvement or use on Template:Taxonbar/talk.

Position

Please place this template correctly. As a metadata template, Taxonbar should be placed:

Below all references, footnotes, and external links.
Below all navigation templates—except Authority control.
Above the Authority control template (if present).
Above the [[Category:]] codes in the editor.

Usage

To add Taxonbar to a page:

Insert the {{Taxonbar}} code below other navigation templates.
Click "Show preview" to check placement and to see which Taxon identifiers are automatically pulled from Wikidata.
If you have more identifiers to add, consider adding them to the article's Wikidata item (so that all versions of Wikipedia will automatically benefit). Be careful not to edit the structure or names of Wikidata taxon until you have become familiar with Wikidata:WikiProject Taxonomy and Wikidata:WikiProject Taxonomy/Tutorial.

Basic code:

{{Taxonbar}}

On Sequoiadendron giganteum, the result is:

Basic use samples

Blue jay, Agaricus bisporus, Quercus alba, Rudbeckia hirta, Chinchilla, Chinchilla chinchilla

Wikidata taxon identifiers

The template can automatically get its information from the following properties on Wikidata:

Parameter	Database	Property ID
ipni	IPNI author	p586
iucn	IUCN	p627
ncbi	NCBI	p685
bhl	BHL	p687
itis	ITIS	p815
eol	EoL	p830
biolib	BioLib	p838
fossilworks	Fossilworks	p842
gbif	GBIF	p846
worms	WoRMS	p850
fishbase	FishBase	p938
msw	MSW	p959
tropicos	Tropicos	p960
ipni	IPNI	p961
mycobank	MycoBank	p962
plantlist	Plant List	p1070
ictv	ICTV	p1076
algaebase	AlgaeBase	P1348
indexfungorum	Index Fungorum	p1391
grin	GRIN	p1421
fna	FNA	p1727
vascan	VASCAN	p1745
zoobank	ZooBank	p1746
foc	FOC	p1747
watson	Watson & Dallwitz	p1761
plants	PLANTS	p1772
grassbase	GrassBase	p1832
faunaeuropaea	Fauna Europaea (currently disabled)	p1895
conifers	Conifers.org	p1940
lpsn	LPSN	p1991
plazi	Plazi	p1992
avibase	Avibase	p2026
afpd	AFPD	p2036
species	Species+	p2040
xeno-canto	Xeno-canto	p2426
panartic	Panarctic Flora	p2434
sprat	Species Profiles and Threats	p2455
bugguide	BugGuide	p2464
bacdive	BacDive	P2946
butmoth	ButMoth	p3060
lepindex	LepIndex	p3064
ibc	Internet Bird Collection	p3099
foao	Flora of Australia Online	p3100
florabase	FloraBase	p3101
plantarium	Plantarium	p3102
inaturalist	iNaturalist	p3151
wsc	World Spider Catalog	p3288
bamona	Butterflies and Moths of North America	p3398
ebird	eBird	p3444
araneae	Araneae: Spiders of Europe	p3594
adw	Animal Diversity Web	p4024
arkive	ARKive	p2833

To hide a Wikidata taxon identifier (optional)

Individual identifiers listed in the table above can be removed(hidden) from the bar by setting the corresponding parameter to no. This is useful when trying to reduce the number of links within Taxonbar. Spaces are optional. There is no sense in removing too many identifiers, for example: removing plant or fungi identifiers from an animal taxon would have no effect as these parameters will not show up on an animal taxon in the first place. It is best to preview {{Taxonbar}} on the page and decide what entries provide little relevant data. Plant species will have the most entries and are most likely in need of hiding some entries if the goal is to keep the bar on one line.

Example: To remove FOC, IPNI, and AFPD, the code would look like:

{{taxonbar | foc = no | ipni = no| afpd = no }}

On Sequoiadendron giganteum, the result is:

Taxon identifiers not in Wikidata

Some taxon identifiers not at present in Wikidata can be added via extra parameters, however adding the data to Wikidata is preferable.

Example:

{{taxonbar | wcsp = 280381}}

On Lilium, the result is:

where the taxon identifier in the World Checklist of Selected Plant Families has been added to those picked up from Wikidata.

Database	Parameter name	Parameter value
eMonocot taxon	`emonocot`	Number following `urn:kew.org:wcs:taxon:` in the URL of the taxon page
eMonocot family	`emonocotfamily`	Number following `urn:kew.org:wcs:family:` in the URL of the taxon page
uBio	`ubio` or `namebank`	to be completed
World Checklist of Selected Plant Families	`wcsp`	Value of `name_id` from the URL of the taxon page
World Spider Catalog species	`wsc species` or `wsc-sp`	Number following `urn:lsid:nmbe.ch:spidersp:` of the LSID on the taxon page – not the number in the URL
World Spider Catalog genus	`wsc genus` or `wsc-gen`	Number following `urn:lsid:nmbe.ch:spidergen:` on the taxon page – not the number in the URL
World Spider Catalog family	`wsc family` or `wsc-fam`	Number following `urn:lsid:nmbe.ch:spiderfam:` on the taxon page – not the number in the URL

Template editing—to-do list

Switch to Module:Taxonbar when it's ready and meets our needs.
Continue to add support for new, useful parameters.
Program Module:Taxonbar to add tracking for entries not on Wikidata? Suggest differences be resolved.
Program Module:Taxonbar to create it's own documentation table of parameters.
Program Module:Taxonbar to support disabled(hidden) databases which can shown when called.