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This module is incomplete. Nodeaccess Userreference is what you should use.
This module makes it possible for Courier-MTA to authenticate against a Drupal user database.
This module adds a new CCK Node Reference widget option (in addition to the default Select and Auto Complete widget) which seamlessly integrates ASM Select support into all Drupal forms.
This module provides a wrapper layer around authenticated and anonymous users so that they can be treated as one and the same by modules that wish to act on both in the same way.
About
jQuery plugin handler is intended to be both an API and an UI for managing packages of javascript files. These packages, or libraries, are often called plugins.
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OpenID Client SREG provides simple registration functionality for Drupal as OpenID Relying Party (client).
This module helps to export and/or import menus. Using it you can easily transfer menus from one Drupal site to another.
The OpenID Provider Persona module is aiming to provide persona support to the existing OpenID Provider module for drupal.
This module acts as an API to the Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro e-Learning platform [1].
Scrippet provides an input filter for formatting text according to Film & Television Screenplay format.
FreshBooks is a web based accounting application that makes it easy for you to track the time you spend on projects and invoice your clients. The company behind it is very web savvy and has managed to deliver a well documented, easy to use API for third party integration. This module aims to provide a full integration of the FreshBooks API for use by this and other Drupal modules.
Basic Features
- Import ADIF logbook (exported from popular progams such as Ham Radio Deluxe)
- Display Logbook
- Search Logbook (date range, mode, callsign, grid locator,
Addresses Extras is a set of extensions to the Addresses module which is obviously required.
The hatena module allows administrators to easily add hatena web service(www.hatena.ne.jp) functions to drupal.
- This module has been replaced by Wysiwyg API, which (also) integrates the jWYSIWYG editor with your Drupal site and provides the same functionality. Users should install or migrate to Wysiwyg API instead.
Note: As of 15-01-2014, this module appears to no longer be supported.
Adds auto-completion to login forms' username field.
WARNING: You will have to grant anonymous users the 'access user profiles' permission for this to work. Anonymous users will have access to every users' username, so use with care.
Provides an abstracted client-server model and plugin API for performing distributed operations such as code review and testing. Currently the project focuses on supporting Drupal development, but due to the extent of the code abstraction it can be extended to work with other platforms and environments.
Plugins
The project currently includes the following plugins, but there are plans to include a performance measuring plugin, code coverage plugin, security plugin, etc.
- SimpleTest - runs SimpleTest tests and aggregates results.
- Coder - reviews code using the coder and coder_tough_love routines.
Integration
An integration layer can be created to interface the project management system with the PIFR in order to provide a smoother, more enhanced workflow.
- Project - integrates with project module to provide all information needed to perform reviews.
Design
The project consists of a server, client, and a shared base module that provides common functionality. The server manages the process, queue, and results while the client performs all operations and reports back. An optional project client can also be added to provide an integrated workflow with a project management tool (for example PIFT which integrates with the drupal.org project module) or the like. Both the project client API and the test client API are based on a PULL architecture where the server never makes a request, but simply responds to them.
Usage
Currently Drupal.org makes use of this platform for its development. The process is centered around qa.drupal.org which acts as the PIFR server. The test clients are donated machines that are managed by volunteers. Please see PIFR FAQs for more information on getting involved with qa.drupal.org.
Related documentation
Automated Testing Infrastructure and How to deploy a testbot
Related repositories
Project Issue File Test, Project Issue File Review, drupaltestbot-puppet, drupaltestbot
Maintainer
The project has been developed by Jimmy Berry (boombatower). The code is currently maintained by Jeremy Thorson (jthorson).