{{Software-Info
|name= {{PAGENAME}}
|logo= Wiimms ISO Tools Logo.png
|author= [[Wiimm]]
|operating system= Windows, Mac, Linux
|programming language= C, Assembly, Shell
|file format= ISO, CISO, WBI, WBFS, WDF, WIA, GCZ, FST
|type= ISO and WBFS manager
|version= v3.05a
|date of release= 2022-08-27
|download= https://icedrive.net/s/abc
|website= [https://wit.wiimm.de WIT: Wiimms ISO Tools]
|source code= https://github.com/Wiimm/wiimms-iso-tools
}}
Parameters
All parameters are listed below with examples. The parameters should be entered into the template in the order that you see them on this page. The example demonstrates this.
Name
The name of the software.
Usually, the software name will be the same as the page name; when this is the case, use {{PAGENAME}}.
If there is other software with the same name and the page title contains brackets to show who made a particular software version, use {{Extract-Title|{{PAGENAME}}}}.
Note that this will remove everything from the opening bracket onward and should not be used if brackets are used multiple times in the title — see third example for how to work with a page title having multiple brackets.
For all other cases, the name can be anything else.
Page Title
Actual Software Name
Arguments
Output
Wiimms ISO Tools
Wiimms ISO Tools
name= {{PAGENAME}}
Wiimms ISO Tools
Wiimms ISO Tools (Wiimm)
Wiimms ISO Tools
name= {{Extract-Title|{{PAGENAME}}}}
Wiimms ISO Tools
Wiimms ISO Tools (Second Edition) (Wiimm)
Wiimms ISO Tools (Second Edition)
name= Wiimms ISO Tools (Second Edition)
Wiimms ISO Tools (Second Edition)
Logo
The logo of the software (if available). This is automatically centered and has its image size set to 210px.
If the software has no logo, remove this line entirely.
↑This also applies to the line being missing entirely.
Date of Release
The date in which the latest version of the software was released. More specifically, the latest main version of the software; if there is an alternate version which was released later than the main version, do not include that here.
↑This also applies to the line being missing entirely.
↑The earliest known date which had the software released; used when the exact date of release is unknown.
↑Used when the year of release is known, but nothing more specific.
Download
The download link(s) for the software.
Depending on the website, you can paste in the link without having to go through the standard method of hyperlinks. See Template:Extract-Server for details of regarding which websites this applies to.
If, when this applies, you would like to add a comment beside the download link, such as it being intended for a specific platform, add a space following the URL and store said comment between brackets. See the third example for how this works.
If more than one download link is provided, there should be a new parameter for each download link. Additional download links should be entered in the line below the previous download link, labelled download2=, download3=, and this can continue up to download10=. An example of this with two download links can be seen on the fourth example.
↑This also applies to the line being missing entirely.
Community Server
If the software has a community server, link it here.
Unlike the Download and Source Code parameters, this does not make use of Template:Extract-Server when links are provided. URLs must be provided in the same way as you would on any other page.
The displayed text must be the name of the server.
If the software does not have a Community server, remove this line entirely.
Argument
Output
community server= [https://discord.gg/RetroRewind Retro Rewind]
A website dedicated to the software, if one is available.
If the software has no dedicated website, remove this line entirely.
Unlike the Download and Source Code parameters, this does not make use of Template:Extract-Server when links are provided. URLs must be provided in the same way as you would on any other page.
Argument
Output
website= [https://wit.wiimm.de WIT: Wiimms ISO Tools]
If there is no source code available, remove this line entirely.
Depending on the website, you can paste in the link without having to go through the standard method of hyperlinks. See Template:Extract-Server for details of regarding which websites this applies to.
