This module integrates Behat with Drupal. Behat is a PHP framework that allows for Behavior Driven Development. BDD is a methodology to write software features "outside-in".
Development Seed's OpenLayers Plus module migrated to Drupal 7.
Note: Look at the file openlayers_plus_behavior_scalepoints.js in the behaviors directory to see how JS files need to be formatted. I did not have time to go through and reformat all the JS files with the ($) wrapper.
This is a simple module to export redirects to Apache rules.
Apache rules will be faster than Drupal can be, and if put in version control perhaps more maintainable over the long term.
This functionality was requested at #791754: Export redirects to webserver rules but there doesn't seem to be anyone doing any work on anything like it.
Requests, thoughts, and help welcome.
This module provides information blocks, regarding replication status between MySQL masters and slaves.
The user can set a block with a MySQL replication scenario; at one side master connection info and at the other side slave connection info. Then on block render the visitors can see a simple report, with the status of the replication and other useful information.
RTL means Right to Left, it's a term used to describe the status of the interface when viewing it in a language like Arabic (right to left written langauge). The current status of RTL in Drupal core is to flip some CSS rules in your style files. The aim of this project is to make this fully automated. You create a theme or a module? no need to worry about RTL support, we will do that for you!
Some discussion:
Towards a better RTL solution
The Couchbase module provides integration with Couchbase 2.0 and above. This module
consists of helper functions to instantiate couchbase connections from the $conf['couchbase']
variable in settings.php.
The module also provides a REST interface to Management REST API provided by Couchbase.
The Management REST API is described here
Under Construction
Drupal module allowing privilieged users to clear Drupal caches easily in admin/settings menu.
Sometimes you cannot display any debug messages on your site, so here is dpm_mail.
You can sen a message with:dpm_mail($var)
By default the message will be send to the site mail. When you don't want that you can set the second parameter with you e-mail address:dpm_mail($var, 'joe@aol.com');
I would recommend that you just copy the function into your code instead of install the module:
A Puppet module to install and manage the Aegir Hosting System.
For usage instructions, check out the README
Note that this Puppet module depends on several others:
