JavaScript Utilities

Searchable Option List (SOL) uses the Searchable Option List jQuery plugin to make your <select> elements more user-friendly.

Overview:
jQuery SlimScroll is a simple JavaScript plugin (jQuery SlimScroll) which can be integrated with the Drupal field API.

Installation:
Download the module and extract it to the modules directory.

Configuration:
Go to Entity Managed Display section & select the 'Slim Scroll' Formatter for textarea field & configure as you want.

This module provides twig.js and is intended for developers or if some other module requires it.

Usage

Often you would probably render first something server side, and so you want to store the template in a variable. So for example you can do this, like from the tests for this module:

Experimental module to enable web payments API integration for Ubercart.

ตัวช่วยกรอกที่อยู่ที่ดีที่สุดในไทย ไม่ต้องใช้ Server Side!

This is an 2d map module,where u can display 2d maps of various countries in your site by placing a Block.

Jquery Toggle Menu integration.
Allow easy switch any menus to mobile menu.

You can alter js options as

Drupal.behaviors.myBehavior.togglemenuOptions = {
... your options
}

or

Drupal.behaviors.myBehavior.togglemenuOptions = function(){
 return {
   ... your options
 }
}

Stencil provides basic support and an API for using Stencil web components with Drupal.

What is Stencil?

(Copied from their homepage)

"Stencil is a tool for building modern Web Components

Stencil combines some of the best features from traditional frameworks, but outputs 100% standards-compliant Custom Elements, part of the Web Component spec.

The module enhances the feature of other great contributes modules.
Current enhanced modules are:
- Computed Field, Computed Field Tools
- Field Query
- Views Summarize
- Visitors

The list will be continued.
Mostly are tiny fixes so I can't move it to separate single module.

Once an extra module's fixes is merged to official module, this extra module will be removed out. Please let me know your request if you're one of the author of the module.