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The Field Data Attribute module provides a simple way to include HTML 5 data-* attributes to any Field on site building.

With this module, fields can be easily added with a data-* attribute that can be used on your JavaScript and/or your CSS files.

Besides that, it also allows you to have a data being provided on site building that can be used programmatically on many hooks and while building a template.

Credits

INTRODUCTION
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Allows the setting of a release number, to keep track of released
versions of your site. This will allow you to determine if a new build
was successfully released to the server and that the new configuration
was imported just by looking at the status report page.

HOW TO USE
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This module will swap the password hashing mechanism used in Drupal (based on Phpass) to use the newer password_hash() function and its companions.

Note that, for the Drupal 7 version, PHP 5.5 is required. Minimum requirement for Drupal 7 is PHP 5.2, so please make sure your server is running PHP 5.5 or later.

hook_init was a swiss army knife hook in Drupal 7. However hook_init() has been removed in Drupal 8:

https://www.drupal.org/node/2013014

You can still implement this easily enough by registering an event subscriber. However it would be nice if you still use hook_init!

This module simply reimplements hook_init for Drupal 8 by implementing an event subscriber for you and then calling all hook_init implementations, meaning you can continue to use hook_init as per Drupal 7.

TypeScript type definitions for JavaScript files in Token module

• Typings
• TypeScript

This module enables or disables all development modules at once. It comes with pre-defined lists for development and production modules. It also provides hooks to add more modules and to alter the list of determined modules.

It is not a module in itself and therefore can't be enabled, it is a global Drush command that works on every D6, D7 and D8 site without being enabled on the site as a module.

Installation

With Drush 5 to 8: drush dl dev_modules

Synopsis

The GVision module provides integration with the Google Vision API using the Google PHP Client Library (Check Google PHP Client Library Drupal Project page for more info) through two blocks, where in one you can choose which API Function to use when uploading an image and in the other you can predefine the used API function vi

Tiny module that lets you filter watchdog entries for given backends, based on type and/or severity.
Typical use would be to have all entries logged to syslog for perfomance reasons, but a few ones still logged to database for easier debugging/filtering.

Purpose : build a single module for designers and developers, Where we will provide a configuration interface to enable the jquery element as per project requirement.

Advantage :
1) We will provide the full customization and theme color setting for Jquery elements.
2) Instead of adding multiple js for specific purpose use a single module and just configure
the required setting.
3) Feature of validation plugin to prevent the invalid data enter by user
4) User Interface looks much better

Who can use : It can be use full for developer

Better DB Updates aims to solve the common problem of merge conflicts when multiple developers work in separate branches and need to add database updates. It does this by allowing modules to implement hook_better_updates_db_directory() and return a subdirectory to be scanned for database updates contained in individual files. The module also provides a drush command to run all updates, including better DB updates.

Example usage:

in your .module file: