Cross-reference attributes #
This file provides attributes for tagging Mathlib results with cross-references to entries in external mathematical databases:
@[stacks TAG]— Stacks Project@[kerodon TAG]— Kerodon@[wikidata QID]— Wikidata@[lmfdb ID]— LMFDB@[pibase <topic> ID]— π-Base databases (by topic)@[dlmf REF]— DLMF
Each attribute records the cross-reference in an environment extension and appends a link to the declaration's docstring.
The shared infrastructure (Database, Tag, tagExt, addCrossRefDoc,
traceCrossRefs) is database-agnostic; per-database code defines a parser, the
attribute syntax, and the trace command.
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The string such that https://{topic.urlSubdomain}.pi-base.org is the base URL of the π-Base
project identified by this topic.
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The display label used in docstring links and trace output. Used in Database.label.
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A lowercase short name for the given database. Used in Database.shortName. Useful when
exporting to JSON.
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The display label used in docstring links and trace output.
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A lowercase short name for the given database. Useful when exporting to JSON.
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A cross-reference from a Mathlib declaration to an entry in an external database.
- declName : Lean.Name
The name of the declaration carrying the cross-reference.
- database : Database
The external database the entry belongs to.
- tag : String
The database identifier.
- comment : String
An optional comment supplied with the attribute.
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The environment extension storing all cross-references.
addImportedFn is a constant function to avoid a performance overhead during initialization.
addTagEntry declName db tag comment records a cross-reference for declName in tagExt.
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Append a cross-reference link to the docstring of decl and record it in tagExt.
This is the database-agnostic core of every cross-reference attribute's add handler.
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Stacks (and Kerodon) parser #
stacksTag is the node kind of Stacks Project Tags: a sequence of digits and
uppercase letters.
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The main parser for Stacks Project Tags: it accepts any sequence of 4 digits or uppercase letters.
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The main parser for Stacks Project Tags: it accepts any sequence of 4 digits or uppercase letters.
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The main parser for Stacks Project Tags: it accepts any sequence of 4 digits or uppercase letters.
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Wikidata parser #
wikidataId is the node kind of Wikidata identifiers: the letter Q followed by digits.
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The main parser for Wikidata identifiers: it accepts Q followed by one or more digits.
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The main parser for Wikidata identifiers: it accepts Q followed by one or more digits.
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The main parser for Wikidata identifiers: it accepts Q followed by one or more digits.
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LMFDB parser #
lmfdbId is the node kind of LMFDB identifiers: lower case words with . in between.
The words can also contain underscores and digits.
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The main parser for LMFDB identifiers: it accepts lower case words with . in between.
The words can also contain underscores and digits.
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The main parser for LMFDB identifiers: it accepts lower case words with . in between.
The words can also contain underscores and digits.
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The main parser for LMFDB identifiers: it accepts lower case words with . in between.
The words can also contain underscores and digits.
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π-Base parser #
pibaseId is the node kind of π-Base identifiers: one of the letters P, S, or T,
followed by exactly six digits.
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The main parser for π-Base identifiers: it accepts canonical property, space, and theorem
identifiers, such as P000001, S000023, and T000010.
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The main parser for π-Base identifiers: it accepts canonical property, space, and theorem
identifiers, such as P000001, S000023, and T000010.
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The main parser for π-Base identifiers: it accepts canonical property, space, and theorem
identifiers, such as P000001, S000023, and T000010.
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DLMF parser #
dlmfId is the node kind of DLMF references:
generally <chapter_no>.<section_no>.E<equation_no> (e.g. 5.4.E1).
See https://dlmf.nist.gov/help/cite for more details on the permalink format.
Note that while underscores are not mentioned in the DLMF permalink table, they are
supported and present in some actual links for equations.
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The main parser for DLMF references:
generally <chapter_no>.<section_no>.E<equation_no> (e.g. 5.4.E1).
See https://dlmf.nist.gov/help/cite for more details on the permalink format.
Note that while underscores are not mentioned in the DLMF permalink table, they are
supported and present in some actual links for equations.
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The main parser for DLMF references:
generally <chapter_no>.<section_no>.E<equation_no> (e.g. 5.4.E1).
See https://dlmf.nist.gov/help/cite for more details on the permalink format.
Note that while underscores are not mentioned in the DLMF permalink table, they are
supported and present in some actual links for equations.
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The main parser for DLMF references:
generally <chapter_no>.<section_no>.E<equation_no> (e.g. 5.4.E1).
See https://dlmf.nist.gov/help/cite for more details on the permalink format.
Note that while underscores are not mentioned in the DLMF permalink table, they are
supported and present in some actual links for equations.
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Extract the underlying tag as a string from a stacksTag node.
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Extract the underlying identifier as a string from a wikidataId node.
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Extract the underlying identifier as a string from a lmfdbId node.
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Extract the underlying identifier as a string from a pibaseId node.
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Extract the underlying identifier as a string from a dlmfId node.
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The formatter for Stacks Project Tags syntax.
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The formatter for Wikidata identifier syntax.
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The formatter for LMFDB identifier syntax.
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The formatter for π-Base identifier syntax.
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The formatter for DLMF identifier syntax.
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The parenthesizer for Stacks Project Tags syntax.
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The parenthesizer for Wikidata identifier syntax.
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The parenthesizer for LMFDB identifier syntax.
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The parenthesizer for π-Base identifier syntax.
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The parenthesizer for DLMF identifier syntax.
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Stacks / Kerodon attribute #
The syntax category for the database name.
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The syntax for a "kerodon" database identifier in a @[kerodon] attribute.
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The syntax for a "stacks" database identifier in a @[stacks] attribute.
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The stacksTag attribute.
Use it as @[kerodon TAG "Optional comment"] or @[stacks TAG "Optional comment"]
depending on the database you are referencing.
The TAG is mandatory and should be a sequence of 4 digits or uppercase letters.
See the Tags page in the Stacks project or Tags page in the Kerodon project for more details.
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Wikidata attribute #
LMFDB attribute #
π-Base attribute #
The topic identifying a π-Base database. Possible values:
This list will be expanded in the future.
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Get the PiBaseTopic from a syntax key.
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The pibase attribute.
Use it as @[pibase <topic> P000001 "Optional comment"] to associate a Mathlib declaration with
the corresponding π-Base property, space, or theorem.
Each <topic> identifies a different π-Base database. The possible values of <topic> are:
This list will be expanded in the future.
The identifier must start with P, S, or T, followed by exactly six digits.
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DLMF attribute #
traceCrossRefs db verbose prints the cross-references of database db and
inlines the declaration types if verbose is true.
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#stacks_tags retrieves all declarations that have the stacks attribute.
For each found declaration, it prints a line
'declaration_name' corresponds to tag 'declaration_tag'.
The variant #stacks_tags! also adds the theorem statement (for theorems)
or declaration type (for definitions, structures, instances, etc.) after each summary line.
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The #kerodon_tags command retrieves all declarations that have the kerodon attribute.
For each found declaration, it prints a line
'declaration_name' corresponds to tag 'declaration_tag'.
The variant #kerodon_tags! also adds the theorem statement (for theorems)
or declaration type (for definitions, structures, instances, etc.) after each summary line.
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The #wikidata_tags command retrieves all declarations that have the wikidata attribute.
For each found declaration, it prints a line
'declaration_name' corresponds to tag 'declaration_tag'.
The variant #wikidata_tags! also adds the theorem statement (for theorems)
or declaration type (for definitions, structures, instances, etc.) after each summary line.
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The #lmfdb_tags command retrieves all declarations that have the lmfdb attribute.
For each found declaration, it prints a line
'declaration_name' corresponds to tag 'declaration_tag'.
The variant #lmfdb_tags! also adds the theorem statement (for theorems)
or declaration type (for definitions, structures, instances, etc.) after each summary line.
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The #pibase_tags topic command retrieves all declarations that have the pibase attribute
with the given topic.
For each found declaration, it prints a line
'declaration_name' corresponds to tag 'declaration_tag'.
The variant #pibase_tags! topic also adds the theorem statement (for theorems)
or declaration type (for definitions, structures, instances, etc.) after each summary line.
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The #dlmf_tags command retrieves all declarations that have the dlmf attribute.
For each found declaration, it prints a line
'declaration_name' corresponds to tag 'declaration_tag'.
The variant #dlmf_tags! also adds the theorem statement (for theorems)
or declaration type (for definitions, structures, instances, etc.) after each summary line.