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Namespace for cache. Namespice implements simple API containing wrapper functions for cache management using concept of tags.
Supported cache backend: Memcached (both Memcache API and Cacherouter-Memcache should work).
This is an API module for developers, it doesn't have any usage on it's own. Install it only when required by other module.

State of this module

Namespice is experimental. It's features and ideas will likely be incorporated into some cache backend project, to fully support cache lifetime, stampede protection etc.

Features

• Tagging of cache entries.
• Optimized serial storage
• Atomic serial operations. Multiple thread friendly

Important!

The drush_git module is officially depreciated. No work will be done on this project in the future. Now that Drupal.org uses Git, Drush works with Git automatically. Even submodules are supported in a limited fashion. I expect any further integration to happen in Drush's package manager. In short, don't use this.

What is it?

The drush_git module currently provides a Git core API layer for Drush modules that use Git functionality and some Git deployment commands we are developing for our own organizational deployment needs, that utilize Git submodules. I am thinking that the Git deployment commands will probably get separated in the future into a drush_git_deploy? (not sure on the name) module. So basically there would be a Git API module with no Drush commands, and the Git deployment module that used the API module.

QA Checklist provides a list of Quality Assurance (QA) best practices for Drupal and tracks your team's progress against it.

QA Checklist helps you

• Get ready to go live
• Review site for quality assurance

Installation and use

Checklist API is installed in the usual way. See Installing contributed modules.

Site Directory Migrate allows you to change the URL/directory name of your Multi-site site.

For example if you had three sites running on the same Drupal install (site1.com, site2.com, site3.com in your /sites directory) and you wanted to change site3.com to be examplesiteA.com. In the past, you would rename the directory, run some queries if you're dapper or go through and manually change all of your content. With this module you just rename the directory, run the module (with two inputs) and it runs the queries for you. I've also written out two usage case scenarios that go much deeper than this short description.

Note: This has been successfully used with Aegir when sites need to be renamed between servers (such as between development and production environments). It is also Drush enabled to help with large migrations (hundreds of sites).

The Custom Formatters module allows users to easily create custom Field Formatters without the need to write a custom module. Custom Formatters can then be exported as CTools Exportables, Features or Drupal API Field Formatters.

 

This package contains contributed modules that implement the Modal Frame API as a yet another alternative to enhance the usability of common day to day tasks in your Drupal site.

You can use any of these mini-modules as-is, or you can use them as examples on how to implement Modal Frame API in other places, extend other Drupal core or contributed modules, or even as a method to enhance your own custom modules.

Drupal agencies, freelancers, site builders and even Drupal site owners do need DRD (Drupal Remote Dashboard) because it is the one and only solution that provides a non-intrusive insight into any number of remote Drupal sites without the need of any third party service.

Important: This module got replaced by DRD Agent and will only be maintained until all sites got switched over to the new module.

This is the server component that's required on each domain that should be monitored and maintained by your Drupal Remote Dashboard. Details see on the DRD project (http://drupal.org/project/drd).

Stats provides an API for creation, calculation and storage of statistic values.
Originally the plan was here already for D6, but now I finally work on a D8 version.

Features Clone is a Drush command that allows quick cloning of a Feature. It can be used to rename or fork (e.g. to start a new feature off of an existing one) a Feature installed on a Drupal site.