This is a sandbox module for the D8 version of Views Block Exposed Filter Blocks based on the patch created by user sumitmadan here:
This module provides a plugin that renders a view as a table with both row and column headings.
By default, Views only renders tables with column headings. However, to ensure that websites are usable for users who rely on screen readers, such as users with blindness, it is sometimes necessary to render long or complex tables with row headings as well as column headings. For more information, see http://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/tables/two-headers/.
Find PHP Code written in Views. This module will gone show you a table in which you will find name of view's and PHP code written in Global PHP Field. This module will Create views for it (link will be provided on the top of table. Using this view you can add additional functionality to this views).
Features:
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1)This Module will find PHP Code written in views.
This field in conjunction with the Paragraphs module, makes for a very powerful content management system, allowing addition of just about any kind of content into an entity page.
In Drupal 8, Views are now identified as entities and the core Entity Reference Module is able to reference Views, however not Views displays. This module leverages core entity reference module functionality to add the display ID so that a View can be rendered in a field formatter.
This module is for you if:
Views actually support order by delta, but the results are usually duplicated in a way that distinct or pure distinct can't reduce the duplications.
Allow a site builder to create a contextual parameter that will filter numeric data according to a comparison operator.
E.g. Assume you have a content type Cats, with a numeric field Legs. You can create a view of Cats and specify that the url parameter should use the less than parameter on the Legs field. Then if you go to the view's page at example.com/cats/4, you will see a list of Cats than have 3 Legs or fewer.
This module provides an HTML output format for the Views data export module, allowing an export into a simple form of HTML.
The main use case is printing a view displaying lots of items, and whose output is quite heavy to render. Using the batched export and the HTML format allows to obtain plain HTML code and style it as needed.
This little module helps you when you need to display an image using Twig.
Basically I implemented the code hint from here Twig image style filter/function
Readme and HOWTO use it coming soon.
This module adds HTTP Link headers for the "pagers" of a Views Rest Export.
Simply enable it and you will see Link headers such as:
Link: <http://www.example.com/my/rest/export?page=1>; rel="self", <http://www.example.com/my/rest/export?page=0>; rel="first",
<http://www.example.com/my/rest/export?page=2>; rel="next",
<http://www.example.com/my/rest/export?page=2>; rel="last"
This can be used to facilitate client-side paging by systems integrating with your Views-driven Web API.
The Freegeoip Views module mainly provides views contextual filter plugin with
options such as ip, country code, region_code, region_name, city, zip_code,
time_zone, latitude, longitude, metro_code and services for getting whole
Freegeoip details and for getting a particular value of the same based of user
ip address.