lucaswerkmeister/Set up MediaWiki

Install MediaWiki, optionally with skins and/or extensions, and serve it on localhost.

Trust Signals

name	description	required	default
version	The version of MediaWiki (and skins and/or extensions) to check out. Must be a valid ref in mediawiki/core.git, such as master (dev branch), REL1_43 (release branch), or 1.43.0 (tag).	—	master
extensions	Extensions to clone and install, if any. One per line (#-comments and blank lines allowed). Each extension may be a plain name, in which case it is cloned from Wikimedia Gerrit below mediawiki/extensions/, or a full Git URL to clone.	—	""
skins	Skins to clone and install, if any. One per line (#-comments and blank lines allowed). Each skin may be a plain name, in which case it is cloned from Wikimedia Gerrit below mediawiki/skins/, or a full Git URL to clone.	—	Vector
local-settings	Additional settings to append to LocalSettings.php.	—	""
admin-username	The user name of the initial MediaWiki admin user. Also exposed as the admin-username output.	—	CI Wiki Admin
admin-password	The password of the initial MediaWiki admin user. If blank, a random password is generated. Also exposed as the admin-password output.	—	""
port	The HTTP port under which to serve MediaWiki.	—	80

name	description
admin-username	The user name of the initial MediaWiki admin user.
admin-password	The password of the initial MediaWiki admin user.
server	The $wgServer variable, i.e. the protocol, hostname and port (origin) of the MediaWiki install. May be used to form URLs, though most of the time you probably want one of the other outputs instead.
script-path	The $wgScriptPath variable, i.e. the URL path below $wgServer to api.php and other entry points. May be used to form URLs, though most of the time you probably want one of the other outputs instead.
article-path	The $wgArticlePath variable, i.e. the URL pattern below $wgServer (with $1 replaced by the title) used for internal wiki links. May be used to form URLs.
index-url	The full URL to the index.php (web) entry point.
api-url	The full URL of the api.php (Action API) entry point.
rest-url	The full URL of the rest.php (REST API) entry point.
install-directory	The absolute file path on the server of the MediaWiki install directory. May be used to run further maintenance scripts from inside it.