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TAXONOMY MAPPING
Let your users create taxonomy individually based on vocabulary check.
Drupal 8 finally supports multiple comment types, so you can for example distinct between normal comments and reviews, with some additional fivestar field.
This module allows you to send out mail notifications everytime entities are created/updated/deleted while having one central UI to configure that
When building a site which leverages 3rd party APIs with images, you don't want to store those images locally, but still be able to use all the goodness
of Drupal's field system.
Overview
Create and edit system wide variables via the administration interface.
We have developed this module for an conference platform to solve the following tasks:
Summary
This module enables linking to files in a GitLab repository by using the included "GitLab file" field.
Note: Development and issues are handled on GitHub, and code is synced back to Drupal.org
Normally on a cron run, all cron tasks will be execute. This is not always necessary, because some of your cron tasks must i.e. only run once at day.
Taxonomy menu is a great module, allowing you to quickly match a taxonomy vocabulary to a menu, maintaining its structure a
What it does
This module is an API module, it does nothing out of the box if you don't write any code.
This module allows you to generate new images by cropping existing ones.
Allow admins to configure JavaScript snippets which show up on all pages.

Using Google Material Design Color Concepts allow theme developers to choose a custom color palette based on two colors to be apply on Bootstrap theme.
This module gives you a filter option to display only the first level of taxonomy terms in the facet block.
This module will override the default mail_validator service with a hardened implementation that actually tries to connect to the client e-mail server to verify that the address does exist.

Sometimes there might be common patterns how deleted entities could be redirected automatically. This module allows you to create redirects when entity is being deleted.
