Administration

Shows you what all the paths are for the currently installed modules. Incredibly helpful when dealing with multiple versions of modules and which ones to edit.

Overview

Make available the fields and text properties from referenced entities into the parent entity template and the manage fields display overview.

Drupal standard entity display:

Node
- title
- field body
- field reference -> default formatters

Config Tools is a package of modules that help to manage your Drupal 8 configuration files. This includes two modules currently.

1. Active configuration file handling
   Stores your current active configuration as yml in a specified directory. This is especially useful for tracking changes to your configuration through some VCS.
2. Git Configuration
   Auto commits changes to your configuration to a specified git repository for every configuration change.

A simple module to add support for dudamobile mobile sites.

Adds diff capabilities to Webprofiler module.

Requires:

• Webprofiler
• Webprofiler graphs

Views Related Content is an extension to the Views module. It helps show the related contents, related nodes on the content detail page.
This module makes it easy for you to work with contents, nodes by adding the filter criteria by Author, Content Type, Taxonomy Terms in the Views configuration.

This little module allow to show or hide one or more regions from your administration "Structure->blocks" section for user without the "administer block" permission so you can limit what regions users are allowed to use for blocks

It works well with block access module.

User Pages module allows you to manage following user related pages:-

• user
• user/login
• user/register
• user/password

By, default these user page are not available in Chaos Tool Suite, once you install it pages will be automatically available in Page Manager and can be managed via Panels.

The Modrst is the module for conveniently restart the module on modules page in drupal, with it you can use the following features:

• click on the "restart" link, the module will be disabled, uninstalled, installed, finally enabled again.
• click on the "start" link, you can direct starting the module.

I think it is useful to test some of module features during development.

Provides a simpler administrative experience simply by giving site administrators access to what is needed, and not more.

See documentation/README.