## Development
Requires Node.js.

Generally, you just need these commands:

* Add all recent changes since a certain number of days ago:
  * `npm run recent 5`
* Validate the manifest against the schema:
  * `npm run schema`
* List some stats about the data set:
  * `npm run stats`
* Activate pre-commit hooks (requires Python):
  ```
  pip install --user pre-commit
  pre-commit install
  ```

There are some lower-level commands for finer control or full imports:

* Add new games to wiki-game-cache.yaml (required in order to add them to the manifest):
  * `npm run cache`
* Update the manifest with games from the cache (`--limit 25` is default at a time):
  * All games in cache: `npm run manifest -- --all`
  * Games already in the manifest: `npm run manifest -- --existing`
  * Games missing from manifest: `npm run manifest -- --missing`
  * Games not yet checked on the wiki: `npm run manifest -- --unchecked`
  * Games that had an unknown OS: `npm run manifest -- --unsuportedOs`
  * Games that had an unusable path: `npm run manifest -- --unsupportedPath`
  * Games with paths that are too broad and are tagged as such in the wiki cache: `npm run manifest -- --tooBroad`
  * Games with paths that are too broad and aren't already tagged as such in the wiki cache: `npm run manifest -- --tooBroadUntagged`
  * Games with paths that look invalid are tagged as such in the wiki cache: `npm run manifest -- --irregularPath`
  * Games with paths that look invalid and aren't already tagged as such in the wiki cache: `npm run manifest -- --irregularPathUntagged`
  * A specific game: `npm run manifest -- "Game 1" "Game 2"`

## API etiquette
When running or modifying the importer script, please be mindful not to
unnecessarily spam the PCGW or Steam APIs.

The [Mediawiki guidelines](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Etiquette)
suggest that:

> Making your requests in series rather than in parallel, by waiting for one request
> to finish before sending a new request, should result in a safe request rate.

I am not sure about guidelines for the Steam API, but the cache file should mean
that we only ever need to reach out to Steam once per game.