Wikipedia:Deputy/Attribution Notice Template Editor

The Attribution Notice Template Editor (ANTE, ) allows users to graphically edit a talk page's attribution notice templates. It is the successor of CopiedTemplateEditor, which only handles copied templates. This is mainly for WikiProject Copyright Cleanup members who commonly deal with article splits, merges, copies, and etc., but can also be used by the general public.

The script currently supports the following templates (and their redirects):
 * copied
 * split article
 * merged-from
 * merged-to
 * backwards copy
 * translated page

Installation
ANTE is loaded as part of Deputy, but you can also install a standalone version without Deputy if you wish to save up on bandwidth. ANTE is significantly larger than CTE due to newly-implemented features and support, see below for a filesize comparison. Note that unless userscript loads are cached, the script will be re-downloaded on every page load. This shouldn't be much of a problem for most modern browsers as the gzipped file will be requested, making the file size significantly smaller.

This does not include modules loaded from MediaWiki and additional requests made to Wikipedia to get page data, template previews, etc.

Standalone
To install the script, add this to your common.js file.

As of now, ANTE currently has no lightweight loader, unlike CTE. This is to be implemented later on.

Deputy
See for instructions on installing Deputy.

Usage
ANTE will append an "Attribution Notice Template Editor" toolbox link on your sidebar (Vector, Timeless). When clicked, the main dialog is shown, and options are provided for modifying existing or adding new attribution notice templates.

Source
The source can be found at User:Chlod/Scripts/Deputy/AttributionNoticeTemplateEditor.js. The script is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. The source code is available at https://github.com/ChlodAlejandro/deputy. ANTE uses third-party code that is bundled with the script. This third-party code is manually checked and verified for security and license compatibility. See the Licensing section on the Deputy README for more information.

Discussion
You may visit my talk page if you have any concerns.