A simple API class that implements a JSON-RPC client. It can be used to call a JSON-RPC service on another Drupal server or many other JSON-RPC services.
As an API module, this doesn't do anything on it's own and will only be useful if you are writing a module or doing some other Drupal coding.
This module aims at providing a UI to modify any form on a Drupal site.
It integrates with Views to be able to transform any textfield into a autocomplete field and with Views / Views Bulk Operation to mass act on the alterations.
EntityFieldQuery Meta SQL is a tiny module that lets you execute methods on query objects by registering them to the query metadata system. This allows modules to make full use of the SQL capabilities even if they have to interact with an EntityFieldQuery instance.
Example usage:
This module provides an entity controller which allows data to be stored in other than the standard SQL database. At the moment there is a core patch needed to make the Schema API work with multiple databases. Besides that, another patch is needed to make EntityFieldQuery query the non-default database.
Patch for Schema API:
#1125024: Enabling Schema API with remote databases
The a-hole module is a devious module which breaks JavaScript that doesn't use dependency injection or isolate itself from unexpected elements that could show up through object inheritance. Since there is quite a bit in Drupal that doesn't do this installing this module causes core JavaScript to break and thus break you site.
This module provides an additional setting on the Nodequeue edit screen called "Auto add nodes". When this option is chosen, any node of a content type associated with this nodequeue will be automatically added to the queue upon creation.
Also this module provide the additional setting on the node add/edit screen called "Automatic Queue Settings". From there editor can also take action for adding/deleting the node for the associated queue(s)
Query tools is a small API module to make it easier to query and save Drupal objects.
Unlike other frameworks, Drupal lacks some tools for accessing and saving data in a granular or property-based way.
Currently it does the following:
Query tools currently only supports Nodes.
You should not install this module unless you wish to use its API in your own code, or you are instructed by another module.
This fork of grammar_parser is here because 1) You can never get a 6.x version of grammar_parser (the maintainer refuses) and 2) you never can know what version of grammar_parser might work at any given time.
As of 2011-05-09, the version here (on the 6.x-1.x branch) works with the api module as of commit a0c586f592f4c67ad4111fa26a9604294213a69f (March 20, 2011).
This is a Git pre-commit hook that, when put in a local repo, will alert you when you are about to commit a dsm(). I created this for #819900: Create a pre-commit hook(s) that checks for common oopsies.
This module provides a Libraries API (2.x-dev) interface to the Grammar Parser library. A Drush Make file is also included that will download both the Libraries API and the Grammar Parser dependencies.
