Preview App module allows you to mark annotations and create tickets on any part of your web or design project - so your team and clients can collaborate to revise projects online without sending e-mails or spending time looking for the right version or web page.
Our platform is used to manage collaborative projects and all your digital work online.
This module is simply because we're lazy. Sometimes you have to update not just a few modules, but a LOT of modules. While "drush up" will give you everything, you can't just update a selection of modules unless you want to type them all in manually, and that's no fun.
Drush Update gives you a list of modules that have pending updates for you to check off, and then gives you the command to copy/paste into the console. Pretty simple, right?
Jarvis is your admin assistant, putting Drupal at your fingertips via a quicksearch interface.
You may search nodes, taxonomy terms, and administrative links, preventing you from having to navigate the back-end of a site. This is particularly useful when trying to find content on a site that may contain thousands of nodes.
Heavily based on the search_krumo module however works with kint for Drupal 8.
Key features:
* Searching though debug output
* Copying the path to a particular variable
* When copying a path to a field attached to an entity return the getter code.
E.g. $account->get('field_first_name')->value;
Provides a drupal module to load the proj4php library with the Libraries API.
Uses the X Autoload module to autoload the PSR-4 classes of the proj4php library.
The Display Machine Name module enables showing the machine name next to the label on view/form display edit forms. This is useful to identify fields which have the same label which can happen when you are using other modules such as field_group or conditional field types of modules.
A simple checkbox has been added at the bottom of each display to enable viewing of the machine name.
No special requirements.
Uses the loadCSS library from filamentgroup (https://github.com/filamentgroup/loadCSS) to load CSS files asynchronously.
The Link Data Attribute module provides a simple way to include HTML 5 data-* attributes to any Link field on site building.
With this module, links can be easily added with a data-* attribute that can be used on your JavaScript and/or your CSS files.
A quick reference to HTML-5 data-* attributes usage.
This module reacts to hooks. It will act on every fieldable entity argument of the hook and then traverse recursively any entity references. Then it will check every field of the entities and check for the third party setting called nuclear and if one is found then it will call the plugin defined there with the arguments found there. For example, if a comment is flagged you can give a badge to the author of the original node.
