Styleguider
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The styleguider module seeks styleguides inside the enabled themes.
The styleguider module seeks styleguides inside the enabled themes.
Introduces a Services Entity resource controller which invokes a hook at request-time to determine which resource controller to use.
It is designed to facilitate the creation of multiple endpoints which expose the same entities but have a different behaviour to each other.
When you want to tweak the query-time behaviour of an existing operation for one endpoint but not the other, where both endpoints are exposing identical resources. For example:
This module makes the function drupal_add_js() available to Drupal 8 websites.
Download and enable the module, then call drupal_add_js in your custom module or theme like so:
SUMMARY
The files version module provide you functionality to maintain the version of current drupal instance. It iterate recursively and saves drupal files into database and create a new version on current timestamp.
This is a drupal 8 module which toggles the admin menu when double clicking the "d" character.
This module help site builder or developer to send notification on slack
channel when content is created or updated. Integrate drupal site to slack. This module is different from slack module which is act as real time messenger on website.
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This module provides an alternate to core variable storage.
Why we need alternate to core variable way of storing configuration: -
Current development happening at https://github.com/olragon/graphql_api
All the cool thing seems to be happening on Drupal 8 which are includes GraphQL.
This module attempt bring GraphQL to Drupal 7.
For Drupal 8, you should use http://drupal.org/project/graphql
BeEdit is an editor that allow users to create, edit and run Behat feature files directly from the Drupal web application.
Behat and the Gherkin language, which feature files are written in, is meant to be easy for non-technical users to write automated tests. However, the process for creating feature files is (until now) anything but easy for your average, non-technical process owner.
Feature files are stored and run on the Drupal server. So, previously, a process owner wishing to write features would usually have to do one of the following:
This module allows you to override configuration on a per-environment basis.
In Drupal 8, settings are managed in one of two ways.