download url pointing to file that could be downloaded.drush libget and follow the instructions.drush dl libapi
Development is done on GitHub
Convert CSV to SQL and create a table in your Drupal installation
CSV are a great way to give a client to enter their data that will be migrated to the site. However, for the migration itself, SQL would be quicker.
Execute the command: drush csv2sql /PATH/TO/file.csv
This project is maintained at GitHub as it is Drupal version agnostic.
This project implements two Drush commands to export and import large databases.
By splitting tables into separate files and importing them in parallel we can reduce the overall processing time considerably.
Here is a description of each command:
The Console Logger module does one thing and does it simply. It lets you use the PHP built in web server for local development and provides helpful logging to the console related to incoming requests, parameters, and log messages.
Just enable the module, and then start up a local server with drush runserver 2> /dev/null. (The 2> /dev/null will silence all the bits from the built in web server that show requests for static assets, such as CSS, JS and images.)
A module that exports entity configuration documentation. There is already implementation, through submodules, for node entities and PDF export.
There are hooks to add new entities and exporters. Please check entity_documentation.api.php
Suggestions, patches and ideas for sub modules are pretty welcome.
This is a simple drush plugin that adds the ability to perform a basic EntityFieldQuery (EFQ). This is useful when querying for counts or getting fully built entity data out of drupal as part of command-line scripts like bash. This allows you to pipe values out of drupal via drush, some basic examples are included below:
This module provides a Drush command to start the PHP Build-in web server and point to Drupal index through an appropriated router file which let you to use clean urls.
In order to use this module you need to install first the Drush module.
For now this is the only way to install this module, since this module will start the server this module assume that you haven't installed Drupal yet.
Once you installed this module with Drush you can start the server and start to use Drupal.
Tools for inspecting records created by Drupal Migrate.
Open the last migrated item in a browser:
drush migrate-inspect-last MyMigration
drush mil MyMigrationOpen a random migrated item in a browser:
Tools to extend the book module and manage books as a whole rather than a collection of nodes. Early days as I am migrating code from a project by Red Hat to import books from Publican and Asciidoc and publish them as nodes in Drupal.
Currently the drush commands are in place, to list books (along with comment count) and delete a book by passing any node id of a page within a book.
This is an API module. Only install it if another module tells you to or if you are a developer and want to use its functions.
Create PDF from your application using HTML to PDF Pdfcrowd service (SaaS).
This module creates also two delivery callbacks (for menu items or custom use):