This is a node matching API that understands CCK and Taxonomy, and matches nodes based on specified settings.
It can be used for product matching, user personality/interest matching and similar applications.
An example for using this API can be found in the User matching module.
Uses the Zend Framework's Zend_Feed to download and parse feeds.
News
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Will eventually provide most of the functionality mentioned: http://groups.drupal.org/node/9479.
This project stands as an archive and is no longer part of the SimpleTest plan! Unless you have talked with me don't bother messing with this module.
This module is getting obsolete.
At least for Drupal 7 the only command useful is replaced by http://drupal.org/project/graphapi
This is a extension to Drupal Shell aka drush
The Outline Designer is a user experience module that makes book management more intuitive.
One or more users are selected.
All nodes that do not belong to those users are deleted. All users, except the ones selected are deleted.
Useful for refreshing a course website where some content written by certain users (such as the instructor and teaching assistants, for example) must be preserved but all student content and student accounts should be wiped.
This module is no longer maintained.
Mapdir is a small utility module that provides a very flexible and general functional programming (read: easy) mechanism for applying functions to all (or selected) files and subdirectories in a directory.
Sample applications include data import, extraction or transformation.
Any time you are tempted to use PHP's 'glob' function, you might think about using this instead.
Fapilicious is a collection of FormAPI goodies.
I hope to make it a repository of reusable FormAPI trickery and short cuts. Currently it has small collection of powerful FormAPI element validators.
Please submit your favorite tricks as patches so we can add on to this library.
Ever wish that Drupal had a front-end code editor? Frustrated with using the space bar to indent code in textareas? Wish you could back up your node code to a hard file? Then Save-to-File might be the solution for you!
Save-to-File adds a link under a textarea to "Save to file". When clicked, some handy javascript moves the entire content of the textarea to a file, and replaces the textarea content with a short function that will grab the content from a file the next time the content is loaded.
