--- title: Macros slug: MDN/Structures/Macros tags: - Estruturas - Guía - Kuma - KumaScript - Metadados MDN translation_of: MDN/Structures/Macros ---
A plataforma Kuma na qual a MDN é executada, fornece um sistema de macro poderoso, KumaScript, que torna possível realizar uma grande variedade de coisas automaticamente. Este artigo fornece informação sobre como invocar as macros da MDN dentro dos artigos.
O guia de KumaScript fornece uma visão detalhada de como utilizar as macros na MDN, deste modo, esta secção é mais um breve resumo.
Macros on MDN are implemented using server-executed JavaScript code, interpreted using Node.js. On top of that we have a number of libraries we've implemented that provide wiki-oriented services and features to let macros interact with the wiki platform and its contents. If you're interested in learning more, see the KumaScript guide.
To actually use a macro, you simply enclose the call to the macro in a pair of double-braces, with its parameters, if any, enclosed in parentheses; that is:
\{{macroname(parameter-list)}}
A few notes about macro calls:
\{{macroname()}}
and \{{macroname}}
are identical.Macros are heavily cached; for any set of input values (both parameters and environmental values such as the URL for which the macro was run), the results are stored and reused. This means that the macro is only actually run when the inputs change.
Nota: You can force all the macros on a page to be re-evaluated by force-refreshing the page in your browser (that is, a shift-reload).
Macros can be as simple as just inserting a larger block of text or swapping in contents from another part of MDN, or as complex as building an entire index of content by searching through parts of the site, styling the output, and adding links.
You can read up on our most commonly-used macros on the Commonly-used macros page; also, there's a complete list of all macros here. Most macros have documentation built into them, as comments at the top.
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