Think of this as a Views equivalent of Taxonomy Menu. It displays a hierarchical summary of the taxonomy terms in your view results.
Credit: This project is a result of work by Brad Czerniak and Commercial Progression.
https://www.commercialprogression.com/post/how-use-get-parameters-drupal-views-conditional-filters
Views Get Arguments adds a new option to the "Provide default value" dropdown that lets you specify a GET parameter to use for the value you wish to filter from.
Views List Sort allows views to be sorted by a list field's allowed values. This is useful if the allowed values are stored in a non-alphabetical order, but you want to present your view results in the same order as your allowed values are stored.
Provides additional Views plugins to get the most of using Twig in Views rewrites.
Exposes CiviCRM DB tables to Views
Out of the box CiviCRM provides Views exposure to about 8 CiviCRM data entities. With this module you can access any of the CiviCRM tables in Views.
This is a simple module which does one thing: provides an admin page for site-builders to choose which tables in a site's Drupal DB to expose to Views.
The module then loads all the fields for each chosen table and detects the data type of the field and sets appropriate views field, sort, filter, and argument filters (for example numeric, string, date, or "default").
Views File Field module provides a way to alter file field fomatter { URL TO FILE} in to a link with file size and file icons.
The goal of this project is to provide an easy way to share information across multiple Drupal instances through the use of "remote views". This module does not replace the Views module but it extends it beyond local-only views. Remote Viewer does exactly what the name implies, it gives the site owners the ability to share data through remote views across multiple Drupal installs. Create once share everywhere.
This contains additional functionality to enhance the Views TimelineJS module but that falls outside the scope of that project.
Adds a select form element to control the visibility of exposed filters.
The filterable exposed filter module adds an exposed form style. Install the module as usual there are no external dependencies except views obviously. In a view change the exposed form style settings to ‘Filters for exposed filter’
Filters will only be hidden if no default value is set. (non required filter)
Port of Views GeoJSON to Drupal 8.
