Drush

This Drush command generates a graph (in the Graphviz Dot format) of the Entities, Fields and their relationships.

Module contains bunch of small features for developers which help complete your routine work faster.
Now it's mostly drush commands for drush maniacs.

Available drush commands for:

NOTE: This project has been superseded by DevShop Provision (http://drupal.org/project/devshop_provision). The command drush @alias provision-devshop-commit is now the recommended usage.

This project is no longer supported and will see no further development.

This module provides a time-based cart expiration feature for Drupal Commerce.

Requirements

• Drupal Commerce: 7.x-1.0 or newer
• Rules: 7.x-2.0 or newer

Provision Git is a backend Drush module built for the AEgir Hostmaster/Provision system. This is only for use with provision, the backend component of AEgir. It does not provide any front-end tasks to Hostmaster.

This project is intended to be as low level as possible so that other more complex tasks can be built on top. It provides 5 drush commands:

DEVELOPMENT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB:

http://github.com/opendevshop/devshop_provision

Quick Links: DevShop | DevShop Hosting | Provision Git

Provides a Drush command to quickly review cache settings. Currently supports the following modules -

• Drupal core
• Block (Drupal core)
• Views
• Panels

Introduction

This is a simple module and drush script for that allows you to enable CDN support per site in Aegir. It takes care of setting up a new virtual host that is configured to serve your site's static files over one or more additional domains, eg. css.example.com, js.example.com, cdn.example.com. Use in conjunction with the Drupal CDN module for full effect.

Drowl is, perhaps, a really annoying module.
It's a drush command, which passes notices and warnings from a command run by drush to growl.
This may drive you nuts. It can be useful for keeping an eye on long-running processes, however.

DCDL (Drupal Config Dump & Load) is a configuration management module written to support migrating configuration via drush for Drupal 6. It aims to be a small tool to handle a very specific problem space: snapshotting and loading configuration parts of a site without affecting the content.

DCDL works at a very low level, pulling the configuration directly from the database and writing directly back. It does not follow any code paths in the modules, but does read and write the configuration with guidance from the modules themselves.