This provides a YAML encoder for use with the serialization framework. Stolen with many thanks from #1897612: Add serializer support for YAML, where there's been discussion over whether this should live in core or contrib.
Note: Russian version of this documentation see below.
Yandex.Turbo module provides simple way to create nodes
export for Yandex search engine (https://yandex.ru/)
The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) is a community-curated online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality, open access, peer-reviewed journals.
Please consider, that you need some technical knowledge of Drupal to configure this module. Not all settings are done by the administrative UI. Additionally you have to create and edit an include file in the module directory.
... you want to submit article metadata from your Drupal installation to DOAJ via JSON upload.
Import coupons from a CSV file into a selected promotion on Drupal Commerce. For promotions such as Groupon.
The Journal Article Tag Suite (JATS) is an XML format used to describe scientific literature published online. The JATS provides a set of XML elements and attributes for describing the textual and graphical content of journal articles as well as some non-article material such as letters, editorials, and book and product reviews.
Please consider, that you need some technical knowledge of Drupal to configure this module. Not all settings are done by the administrative UI. Additionally you have to create and edit an include file in the module directory.
... you want to generate a JATS XML file
This module provides a Feeds Parser and Feeds Item to allow for the import of content from iCal sources.
The module relies heavily on the johngrogg/ics-parser package which it includes.
Common extensions for iCalendar files are .ical, .ics, .ifb, and .icalendar
This module does not as of yet deal with RRULE occurrences, though the underlying library does, so it would be a matter of adding that functionality to the Feeds Parser.
A client that can retrieve an extract of a Wikipedia page by searching for a page title that matches a given string. This works best for simple proper nouns, like the names of companies, people, countries, states, etc.
Example usage:
Scrpr Block provides configurable blocks with a link. The link text is scraped from the content to which the URL points.
This is useful if you want to link to a site that updates it's content regularly, but does not provide a feed. The content of the link text is retrieved from the URL and selected by the configured CSS selector. If no selector is provided the title element is selected by default.
