API for developers that allows to react on changed fields in node when node has been updated. It includes two demo modules: changed_fields_basic_usage and changed_fields_extended_field_comparator
let money module use decimal to calculate.
The logic included in this module is already implemented in Drupal 8.3.0.
Image Raw Formatter for Drupal 8. This formatter return URLs absolute of original images or image style if is configured. The default formatter for the image doesn't work for REST services because of return HTML tags for images.
Install using Drupal Console project
This module provides a Form API element type for having sortable lists. This is a module for be used by a developer, due to that it doesn't provide any UI itself; you MUST use it in your code.
Introduction
If you need a form api element that provides any number of sortable lists and you can move elements from one to another and order them; you could use the element type that this module provides.
This module adds lazy load functionality to all image field. An optional text format provides the ability to lazy load images added to text areas. Lazy loading image can dramatically decrease the initial page load time.
Lazy load support powered by LazyLoad.
This module provides a hidden field widget for an entity reference field.
It is dependent upon the following modules:
This field gets values populated to it through query parameters on the entity edit forms.
Field Formatter Range is very simple module that provides the option to display only selected range of values for multivalued entity fields.
For example if you have an image field attached to an entity and the entity has 15 images attached to it but you want to display only the first 5 of them, this module is exactly what you are looking for.
Beside setting the range(offset and number of items to show) you can also reverse the order so you can display just the last 5 images and by setting proper values you can display them in order or in reverse order too.
A module to create custom field types having multiple field items.
Lenses allow you to view, edit, or create content while only being shown a particular subset of its fields.
When you look at or edit a piece of content through a lens, you only see the parts of it you are interested in, allowing you to focus on a particular task at hand.
