Third-party Integration

A simple module to add js/css through Bootstraps CDN service depending on conditions like pages or roles.

As the name indicates it, Elasticsearch Helper is a helper module to work with Elasticsearch on Drupal project.

Whereas modules like elasticsearch_connector and other search_api plugins try to abstract away the actual API of Elasticsearch, this module tries to embrace it instead. It provides some common tools on which to build your own integration.

Implementation

thephpleague/oauth2-client

This module uses the 3rd party library thephpleague/oauth2-client to implement the internal OAuth2 authentiaction logic.

Lead Triage

Overview

This module gives administrators an interface to create and assign leads to sales representatives. Leads get committed to HubSpot and placed into the sales representatives account.

Very old module to check content for duplicate content with the copyscape api

Integrate Jaco with your Drupal website. Jaco allows you to watch and analyze your users’ behaviour.

This module adds Jaco's code to each page of your site using Drupal's block mechanism, allowing you to configure exactly which users, roles, pages etc should connect with Jaco.

The module identifies the current user with Jaco, allowing Jaco to display the Drupal username of each user, and their user ID.

Generate an API server that implements the {json:api} specification.

Documentation

Please read the documentation to further your understanding on how to use the JSON API module.

Steal Our Content is a module that displays a "Republish" button as a block on the site. The block is very configurable. When you use the republish button, you get a modal (provided by CTools) that includes the markup of the node being viewed.

It includes a "Steal Our Content Track" submodule which will also enable a tracking pixel in the provided code to do basic analytics on where the republished content is being viewed, and how much.

This module provides an API to interact with the Mandrill Inbound Email
Processing system. Modules are then able to use this API to setup email
patterns to receive emails and callbacks to process them.

Module for Drupal 8. I used D8 stuff (like guzzle) as much as I could.

The Twitter Feed module displays a configurable list of tweets in a block. It does so using the Twitter REST API
and the jQuery Timeago plugin to display dates in a friendly, relative format (eg. 4 hours ago).

No assumptions about CSS.
Responses are cached.
No extra dependencies. Just install and go.
Output is fully themeable.