Developer

Based on minimal external modules, this project aims to build a profile from an existing site.

It's typically useful when you create a site on a local server and you want to deploy it in Staging or Production environment without dumping manually the database.

This project supports core features like :

• menu
• content-type
• user / roles
• taxonomy
• block
• views
• panels

It also supports the live data :

• nodes
• files

This module introduces a Statistics API upon which you can build and configure your own analytics platform.

3.x

There is an incoming 8.x-3.x branch, which is a complete rewrite of the core code, using standard D8 architecture. This effort is stable and usable, but offers little in terms of UI; it is meant more for developers to use in their own modules.

The following effort is ongoing to prepare 3.x for release:

The Mockable module for Drupal allows you to define mock objects
for a Drupal module (or website) to communicate with external data systems.

Mock objects allow developers to simulate behaviour, data and system which are not readily controllable, from the very simple (the current time) to the complex (interaction with an external CRM).

This module is meant for module developers.

Development of this module is sponsored by TP1.

Navbar Flush Cache is a module which adds functionality to the Navbar module allowing users to flush the cache from the menu. The module is based on the functionality provided by the Administration Menu module which also allows users to choose which part of the cache to flush.

Installation

1. Install and configure the dependencies. Check their README files for details.
2. Install and enable the Navbar Flush Cache module.
3. Define permissions on the admin/people/permissions page.

This module allow you to create a hierarchy of your bundles under ECK.

Other than being able to set the hierarchy, this module doesn't do much.

Add your dynamic css file in your site.

Drupal 8 requires an awful lot of boilerplate code in order to write modules, and this makes baby kittens cry.

Description:

The views component module provides a solution to create input or select form elements using views.

Supported Modules:

• webform

Dependency:

• Views

This module integrates content stored on external databases with the native Drupal entities and bundles.

Allows you to see all the active contexts on the current page, along with their conditions and reactions.

Depends on Context and Context List.

If Administration menu module is enabled, a "Show active contexts" link will appear on the top right (provided you have 'administer contexts' permissions), otherwise a link to toggle the active context viewer will appear at the bottom of the page.