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Integration module for Eloqua's HTTP based APIs.

Usage

The module provide a high-level API for Eloqua's REST API, the EloquaRestApi class. Instances of the class are created and retrieved with the static EloquaRestApi::instances() method. An instance can then be used using a simple pattern where path is matched chaining properties and methods of the API object (eg. $api->assets->form('21') to get the resource at /assets/form/21).

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.

The module provides a bridge between Drupal and Vue.js framework.

This module does nothing on its own. There is no need to install this module unless another module requires it.

Use the following Drush commands if you want to install the libraries locally:

drush vuejs-download vue
drush vuejs-download vue-router
drush vuejs-download vue-resource

Provides drush commands to index fast with search API (using all your CPU cores).
It's an effective multi-process approach by spawning new drush commands that handle queues.

If you have a 10k+ node-set, this is highly useful.

Relies on drush and unix/linux-based systems.

Controlling search_api_fast examples:
Drupal 8 (settings.php)

Field Formatter Class module. that isn't supported display suite custom field. so I wrote this module is supported display suite custom field.

This module wraps the Hamcrest and Mockery PHP testing libraries using the Libraries API.

This is a module that is meant to cleanly address the issue with Entity Embed that prevents images from being rendered as links:

https://www.drupal.org/node/2511404

This module is completely unmaintained, and will hopefully become unnecessary in the future once the issue is fixed.

INTRODUCTION
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Current Maintainer: Reinier Vegter

Drush Async API provides you a simple API (using hooks) to create queues of
operations/tasks and let them be processed multi-threaded (multi process
actually).
In the event of - for example - loading and saving all nodes in a large
content-repository, Drush Async API dramatically increases processing speed
by using a multitude of simultaneous workers, making use of all you
server's cores.

Ce module est un test