Third-party Integration

The module provides a service resource which exposes Drupal's entityform fields structure to the Service API. It provides formatted field information such as label, widget, options (select fields), and whether they are required or not.

This is necessary for mobiles apps and other ends to know the fields structure and their types before performing a CRUD.

It has an index resource which exposes a list of existing entityforms and a retrieve resource for filtering by single entityform type (not ID).

It also supports the TableField module.

This module displays the most recent content from two content types, for examples five articles and five videos. This is not possible with views, for example if you try to add attachment of a second content type in views it will break the JSON format.

The number of articles can be controlled via the end point URL by appending a digit to the end of the URL, e.g. ../endpoint/recent_content/5. We have used it for displaying articles and videos on a dashboard.

Bookkeeping provides double entry bookkeeping inside Drupal. This can be integrated with any system via the API or Rules to keep track of the movement of money between accounts. Comes with a basic integration with Drupal Commerce.

This data can then be exported for import into out accounting systems.

This module provides re-usable 'image blocks' blocks that can display images pulled in from specified accounts from social media image providers (currently) Flickr, Instagram.

Each block can (currently) be configured to:

This module provides push and provisioning sync capabilities to send user data updated in Drupal to Crowd. The main Crowd SSO module (current dev version) is required.

Annotation charts are interactive time series line charts that support annotations.

Provides a queue handler for YAML Form to store form submissions in a queue.

Can be used in combination with e.g. RabbitMQ to send form submissions to a rabbit message queue.

A simple module for displaying the New York Times Best Sellers list as either an ordered list of titles or series of cover images. Includes options for which lists to include, how many to show, and where to link to.

Originally developed by Syntactic Studio for the Highland Public Library.

The BlockCypher module allows you to quickly and easily start querying and transacting data on various blockchain networks in your own Drupal projects by implementing the BlockCypher API.