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Font Awesome allows you to perform a number of cool tricks, enabling you to customize and combine icons.
Implementation of support for additional styles and power transforms.
Documentation supplemented on how to use stacking and layering.

Only support for masking has not been implemented.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced icon rendering to support optional inline styles and advanced transformations when using FontAwesome icons.
    • Users can now apply custom styles, power transforms, stacking, and layering to icons, including support for complex visual compositions.
  • Documentation

    • Expanded and clarified usage instructions with detailed examples for advanced icon styling, transformations, stacking, and layering.
    • Added references to official Font Awesome documentation for further guidance.

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This update expands the README.md with comprehensive usage documentation for the FontAwesome MediaWiki extension, covering advanced icon styling and composition. Additionally, the JavascriptRenderer and WebfontRenderer classes are enhanced to support optional style and transformation attributes, and now include PHPDoc comments for private properties.

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Documentation Enhancements
README.md
Expanded usage documentation with advanced examples for styling, power transforms, stacking, and layering; added references to official Font Awesome docs; no code or functional changes.
Javascript Renderer Updates
src/IconRenderers/JavascriptRenderer.php
Enhanced render method to support optional style and transform attributes based on argument count; added PHPDoc comments for private properties; reformatted code with consistent indentation and added end-of-function comments.
Webfont Renderer Updates
src/IconRenderers/WebfontRenderer.php
Updated render method to support optional inline style attribute when multiple arguments are provided; added PHPDoc comments for private properties; reformatted code with consistent indentation and added end-of-function comments.

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src/IconRenderers/JavascriptRenderer.php (2)

40-42: LGTM! Clear and descriptive PHPDoc comment.

The added PHPDoc comment accurately describes the purpose of the $isModuleRegistered property and follows proper documentation standards.


47-49: LGTM! Appropriate PHPDoc documentation.

The PHPDoc comment clearly describes the $fontClass property's purpose and maintains consistency with the documentation style.

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README.md

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src/IconRenderers/WebfontRenderer.php (2)

40-42: LGTM!

Good addition of PHPDoc documentation for the private property. The comment clearly describes the purpose of the boolean flag.


47-49: LGTM!

Good addition of PHPDoc documentation for the private property. The comment clearly describes the CSS class usage.

README.md (4)

80-88: Excellent documentation of the new styling feature.

The pipe-separated parameter syntax is clearly explained with practical examples. The inclusion of CSS custom properties for rotation and the reference to FontAwesome documentation adds great value.


90-99: Clear documentation of power transforms feature.

Good job clearly stating the render mode requirement and demonstrating the triple-parameter syntax with the empty second parameter. The example effectively shows scaling and positioning transforms.


101-107: Good documentation with important MediaWiki-specific guidance.

The warning about whitespace handling in MediaWiki code is valuable, and the stacking example clearly demonstrates the required HTML structure.


109-121: Comprehensive layering documentation with excellent examples.

The section effectively progresses from basic to advanced layering techniques. The comprehensive example demonstrates complex icon compositions including text overlays and counters, which will be very helpful for users.

src/IconRenderers/JavascriptRenderer.php (1)

40-42: LGTM!

Good addition of PHPDoc documentation for both private properties. The comments are clear and consistent with similar additions in WebfontRenderer.

Also applies to: 47-49

Comment on lines 82 to 84
/**
* @param Parser
*/
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Fix incomplete PHPDoc annotation.

The @param annotation is missing the parameter name and type.

Apply this diff to complete the PHPDoc:

 	/**
-	 * @param Parser
+	 * @param Parser $parser The parser instance
 	 */
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/**
* @param Parser
*/
/**
* @param Parser $parser The parser instance
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In src/IconRenderers/JavascriptRenderer.php around lines 82 to 84, the PHPDoc
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Comment on lines 69 to 75
switch (count($args)) {
case 1:
return Html::element( 'i', ['class' => [ $this->fontClass, 'fa-' . trim( $frame->expand( $args[ 0 ] ) ) ] ] );
default:
return Html::element( 'i', ['class' => [ $this->fontClass, 'fa-' . trim( $frame->expand( $args[ 0 ] ) ) ],
'style' => trim( $frame->expand( $args[ 1 ] ) ) ] );
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

⚠️ Potential issue

Fix formatting and address potential security concerns.

The logic is functionally correct, but there are several issues to address:

  1. Formatting: Inconsistent indentation and excessive spacing make the code hard to read
  2. Security: The style parameter is inserted directly without sanitization, which could pose an XSS risk

Apply this diff to improve formatting and add basic validation:

-		switch (count($args)) {
-			case 1:
-				return Html::element( 'i', ['class' => [ $this->fontClass, 'fa-' . trim( $frame->expand( $args[ 0 ] ) ) ] ] );
-			default:
-				return Html::element( 'i', ['class' => [ $this->fontClass, 'fa-' . trim( $frame->expand( $args[ 0 ] ) ) ],
-						     										'style' => trim( $frame->expand( $args[ 1 ] ) ) ] );
-		}
+		$iconClass = 'fa-' . trim( $frame->expand( $args[0] ) );
+		$attributes = [ 'class' => [ $this->fontClass, $iconClass ] ];
+		
+		if ( count( $args ) > 1 ) {
+			$style = trim( $frame->expand( $args[1] ) );
+			// Consider adding HTML sanitization for the style attribute
+			$attributes['style'] = $style;
+		}
+		
+		return Html::element( 'i', $attributes );
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In src/IconRenderers/WebfontRenderer.php around lines 69 to 75, fix inconsistent
indentation and spacing for better readability. Additionally, sanitize the
'style' attribute value before inserting it to prevent XSS risks, for example by
escaping or validating the style string. Ensure the style is only applied if it
passes validation, and maintain the existing logic structure.

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