The WordPress XML for Feeds module exposes WordPress-specific data in WXR files (that's "WordPress eXtended RSS") to the Feeds module. It also includes the WordPress Importer module (a features-package), which imports WXR files using Feeds and the WordPress XML parser.
Stats2Site is a small module that will echo your Facebook status (or your friends for that matter) in your Drupal site as a block. You can display as many of your status updates as you like.
This modules makes it possible to collect user feedback using the services from Web Service Award.
Web Service Award has developed Web Service Index - a system to help measure how well your website works.
Just paste the tracking code you get from WSA on the module settings page and choose on which paths the survey should be visible and you are good to go.
Brazilian Payments for Ubercart will integrate the main payments gateways used in brazilian market to Ubercart project. This module will support Drupal 7 and up versions.
Bit.ly for Drupal provides a rich API that other modules can use to access bit.ly functionality. This module integrates with bit.ly's OAuth 2.0 implementation, and requires a simple application to bit.ly for access.
This release contains only basic functionality, I am looking to the community to help with extending and expanding this module.
This module provides integration between the txtlocal SMS service and the SMS framework module.
New Relic RPM is an excellent tool for improving and monitoring your Drupal installation. Visit http://newrelic.com for information and the ability to sign up for a free trial of their Pro service. Visit https://newrelic.com/docs/php/new-relic-for-php for instructions on how to install the PHP extension and the reporting daemon.
Nagios Looking Glass (NLG) is a utility for viewing filtered Nagios data.
NLG is not a tool for sending Drupal data to a Nagios server. For this you should use the Nagios Monitoring module.
On the top of this project page is a screenshot of the module in action, with some custom theming added to it.
7.x. Version
7.x Version by Daniel Baker
The Channels module provides a way to publish content on some other third-party applications as Drupal instances.
The publication of nodes is organized in "channels" which define the type of content wich can be published and where (platform, protocole...).
After the configuration, this module will add publication options on the node 's formulary where the author can select the channels on which the content will be published.
Bot Jira is a Bot submodule which listens for Jira keys then then posts the URLs to the chat room.
This module changed owners on 30 March 2014. Development is active and feedback is most welcomed.
Example usage:
[12:54pm] Me: Jira CHD-1201
[12:54pm] My_Bot: http://url/jira/browse/CHD-1201
