Create and Query Tables

201811271700,101811271830,Captain's Challenge,Blues Pub,0,N/A,No,The captain's go on a hunt for clues! 201811271930,201811280230,Bus Trip to Nowhere,Nowhere,400,Ranked,No,TripleBogieNoDescription 201811280900,201811281000,Breakfast,Common Room,150,Tiered,No,This is where you eat food， points for participation 201811281030,201811281430,Sports,Lower West Field,500,Ranked,Yes,You play the sports here Preyansh, this might be way more complicated than you had in mind, so forgive me. It just has less room for human error, proooobably?

So in short here's what's going on. If the coords have a table that has the data laid out as below, where startnum and endnum are the YmdHi (concatenated timestamp sans seconds), we can insert that as comma separated syntax (see the data) and then have it output in a table or other sort of fashion. This allows us to have all the event information accessible and reformattable from one location, as opposed to having to update say three locations at once.

The Input

<data table="E-Week 2019" fields="startnum,endnum,Event,Location,Points,Type,Double,Description">

201811271700,101811271830,Captain's Challenge,[[Blues Pub]],0,N/A,No,The captain's go on a hunt for clues!
201811271930,201811280230,Bus Trip to Nowhere,Nowhere,400,Ranked,No,TripleBogieNoDescription
201811280900,201811281000,Breakfast,Common Room,150,Tiered,No,This is where you eat food， points for participation
201811281030,201811281430,Sports,Lower West Field,500,Ranked,Yes,You play the sports here

</data>

The Data

I've not yet gone over with you what these alternative databases are.... In short, it's like mySQL but accessible to queries inside of the wiki. So when we input the information below, it creates and inserts information into a table called Table:E-Week 2019 into the different fields we specify. Below is a full table of what is contained in that table, and will auto update as the information above is altered. It does not store anything, so if the above text is removed the table would have no information. <repeat table="E-Week 2019"></repeat>

Output Examples

Now that it's all neat and tidy in one place, you can query it! So you can say things like

startnum>201811280000 
Day = Tuesday
Points = 500

Or a combination therein. Better yet, you can format the startnum and endnum using {{#time:FORMAT|STRING}} parser functions to change the string into 6:00PM, Tuesday, or other date/time formats.

After all this you can create a <repeat table="E-Week 2019"> Repeat Table. The repeat tag will apply the syntax to every line that matches the query. So if I want to know all the lines where Day = Tuesday As far as I can tell, there's not an easy way to give viewers access to that kind of querying, but that's OK.

Table

Criteria

Start Time < 201811271900 (2018-11-27 19:00)

<repeat table="E-Week 2019"> <header>

</header> <footer>

Event	Location	Time End

</footer> </repeat>

Other

Criteria

Start Time > 201811271900 (2018-11-27 19:00)

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<repeat table="E-Week 2019"></repeat>