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* For me personally, I wanted to know how to make a MediaWiki site that puts schema-fied data first, rather than "loose" data like you find scattered on e.g. Wikipedia | * For me personally, I wanted to know how to make a MediaWiki site that puts schema-fied data first, rather than "loose" data like you find scattered on e.g. Wikipedia | ||
* Want to cover worldwide, not have North America bias | * Want to cover worldwide, not have North America bias | ||
* Want to integrate with EveryCRT | * Want to integrate natively with EveryCRT | ||
== Feature list == | == Feature list == | ||
Revision as of 21:53, 20 January 2026
Why another CRT database site?
- We want to be maximally open and agile to new data. Hence the wiki format.
- For me personally, I wanted to know how to make a MediaWiki site that puts schema-fied data first, rather than "loose" data like you find scattered on e.g. Wikipedia
- Want to cover worldwide, not have North America bias
- Want to integrate natively with EveryCRT
Feature list
- CRT model data capture
- Expressive format for inputs, outputs, multiple power voltages, etc.
- See data format in CRT Model form/template
- Search page
- Document upload (for manuals, brochures, etc.)
- Data model applies them to multiple CRT models at once (if necessary)
- Supports storing files on wiki as well as e.g. archive.org
- CRT image storage
- Bot-friendly. MCP editing is encouraged (with human oversight)
TODO list
- Contributing guide (CRT Model form walkthrough)
- Lua modules okay
- CRT model schema explanation?
- CRT accessories, remotes, stands, etc. pages
- How to subsect AV devices?
