Developer

This module provides a framework for creating table of contents (TOC) from an HTML fragment's header tags.

The TOC API consists of a several classes, services, and plugin:

• Toc: A class that parses the header tags from an HTML fragment and stores a index of these headers that represent a hierarchical table of contents.

• TocType: A configuration entity that contains options for customizing a table of contents.

Display form ids and associated file or path references.

* Does not display concatenated or embedded variable form ids.

Installation:

$ cd /path/to/drupal/sites/all/modules/custom
$ git clone --branch 7.x-1.x uberhacker@git.drupal.org:sandbox/uberhacker/2686091.git form_ids

This module provides an alternative class factory and dependency injection method based on bartfeenstra/dependency-retriever.

The retriever.factory service
(BartFeenstraDependencyRetrieverFactoryFactory) can instantiate any class, provided that its dependencies (constructor arguments) have default values, overridden values at instantiation time, or suggested dependencies.

Description
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This is experimental code for developer only

Installation
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Standard module installation procedure. Copy the module to modules directory,
and enable.

It is very useful while debugging the code, some time we don't get what's happening under the code, anyway it doesn't get track.

Use the write_logs($error_log) function in your code to write log in text file which will located at "tmp" directory.

So can you easily read it and get where is the your issue.

Please note: This module is in an early development state.

It is part of a module series, originally based on aged code of an all-in-one module, which is now split into a few encapsulated modules to ease maintenance and further extensions. A significant step of this procedure is a massive rework of the existing code to fit Drupal's standards for contributed modules.

This module is for a specific use case and has no UI!

Use case: You have a contrib distribution and you need to install your custom
modules while still using the upstream distribution without hacking. If this module
is in the upstream distribution, it can be used to enable other modules from your
sites/all directory.

"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things." -- Phil Karlton

Features

• Provides a naming convention details widget on config and content entity add forms.

• Allows automatic machine name generation to be disabled. (/admin/config/development/naming/settings)

• Provides a help page that outlines all naming conventions.
  (/admin/help/naming)

Description

This module lets you visualize the Entity structure of your Drupal 8 site using an Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD).

While this isn't meant to be a fully functional tool to build new ERDs, it is meant to be used as a functional learning tool for developers and site builders.

Installation

Download and enable the "erd" module, then visit /admin/structure/erd to start playing around.

When content presents hardcoded paths of files migrated to Amazon S3, they would 404 at the localhost. With this module, they will instead be retrieved from s3.

Integrates the Akamai Cloudlets API into Drupal. See https://developer.akamai.com/api/luna/cloudlets/overview.html#cloudlets for more information about the Cloudlets available in the API.

This module is mostly meant for developers, as a sort of toolkit - it provides an admin page to enter API keys, and some utility functions and classes for talking with the API, but on its own it does nothing.