This template encodes its arguments into JSON and then hex encodes the JSON. These arguments can then later be decoded by Module:O. This allows templates to use more complicated data structures for their arguments with ordinary wikitext syntax.
Usage
{{PunisherTable
|standing={{o
|{{o|frames=-10|id=Bryan-2,3}}
|{{o|frames=-10|id=Bryan-1,4}}
}}
|crouching={{o
|{{o|frames=-11|id=ws4}}
|{{o|frames=-15|id=ws1|combo=?}}
}}
}}
Later, in a Lua module called by {{PunisherTable}}:
local O = require("O")
p.main = function(frame) do
local standing = O.decode( frame:getParent().args.standing )
for k,v in pairs(standing)
standing[k] = O.decode(v)
end
end
Example
5b223762323236363732363136643635373332323361323232643331333032323263323236393634323233613232343237323739363136653264333232633333323237645c6e2020222c223762323236363732363136643635373332323361323232643331333032323263323236393634323233613232343237323739363136653264333132633334323237645c6e225d