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This patch rounds off change I29740fa7a by replacing calls to EventLogging's eventLog.logEvent with calls to VisualEditor's ve.track. ve.track publishes events by providing an interface, ve.trackRegisterHandler, which event handlers use to subscribe to VisualEditor events. By making it the responsibility of the web analytics framework to register itself as a handler, VisualEditor can remain decoupled from (and indeed ignorant of) any particular event logging implementation. This allows VisualEditor to be integrated with many different web analytics platforms with nothing more than a bit of glue code for mapping ve's event semantics to those of the target platform. The practical difference that this makes is that it frees VisualEditor from having to know about EventLogging or from having to load EventLogging components, which means we can remove quite a lot of gnarly code. My current plan is to migrate the code for registering and loading the 'Edit' schema module to Extension:CoreEvents, which is also where I'll commit the handler for VE events. (CoreEvents exists precisely to provide an organized place for persistent but WMF-particular instrumentation.) Once this patch is merged and deployed, the following two configuration variables may be removed from mediawiki-config: - $wgVisualEditorEnableSplitTest - $wgVisualEditorEnableEventLogging Change-Id: Idfdf692668d2adfbe029e8f0c4ff9e96c60ff741 |
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VisualEditor provides a visual editor for wiki pages. It is written in JavaScript and runs in a web browser. It uses the Parsoid parser to convert wikitext documents to annotated HTML which the VisualEditor is able to load, modify and emit back to Parsoid at which point it is converted back into wikitext. For more information about these projects, check out the wiki: * http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor * http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Parsoid