Drush

There are a couple really good modules out there for periodic revision maintenance and keeping node revisions in check, namely Node Revision Delete and Node Revision Restrict. These modules aim to make regular maintenance of your revisions easier to prevent revisions tables from growing too large. Stop here and try one of those projects if you have fewer than half a million rows in node_revision.

This sandbox project is an add-on module for the ctools project.

TLDR:
- This project allows you to move the ctools module's code around your Drupal installation without running into issues.
- Once this module is enabled any time the ctools code is moved all the caches around this will be automatically rebuilt.

Drush Recipes is a series of drush calls as well as a packaging format. The format side allows you to create a .drecipe file which is a series of drush calls that go together to have meaning on their own. This format can be saved and loaded from JSON, XML or YAML. There are several types of "ingredients" for chaining drush calls together like prompting the user to select between a list of recipes, supplying tokenized drush calls for input from the user, or straight up drush calls.

A Drush script that replaces not required file types with symbolic links to dummy files to prevent staging or local sites to consume lots of disk space after full sync from production.

The input is the directory of the dummy files, the output is the amount of disk space saved.
A possible content of the input directory:
sample.avi sample.doc sample.docx sample.mp3 sample.mp4 sample.ods sample.odt sample.pdf sample.wav sample.xls sample.xlsx sample.zip

Environment Makefile

Environment makefile allows you to auto-enable or disable modules based on your site's makefile and environment. This would allow you to specify development modules such as devel, or production-only modules such as production monitor in one makefile that will be enabled or disabled when you run Drush.

Synopsis

This is a Drush module containing several lifesaver commands, especially for developers. These commands are not destructive (i.e. just reads information from the database) and you can try them safely in your development environment.

Requirements

• Drush v6.x

Included commands:

You can also use drush help {command_name} for details about the included commands.

This project has been moved to 7.x-2.x of the Drush Daemon Project.

This module is meant to provide a simple means of creating a robust command-line-driven, fully bootstrapped PHP Daemon. It uses the PHP-Daemon (https://github.com/shaneharter/PHP-Daemon) Library to create the Daemon (via the Libraries API) in order to not re-invent the wheel ;-).

OPcache is an opcode cache for PHP. It is bundled with PHP 5.5.0 and later, and it is available in PECL for PHP 5.4.

This module allows Drupal to report status information about the cache and reset the cache.

Requirements

• Composer Manager
• PHP 5.4 or later

Get information about taxonomies and their terms with Drush.

Installation

With drush:

drush dl drush_taxonomyinfo

With git:

This Drush command helps you to check typical configuration issues on production sites.

It may be useful when you inspect a legacy site and its environment or after a deployment if everything is still adjusted correctly.

For site-specific things, you can add your own checks via hook_deploy_check_list().

It is not needed to enable yet another module, so altering the inspected site, one can merely execute the command.