sunny@drupal's sandbox: Module Listing

The Module Listing module provides a convenient user interface for Drupal administrators to view a comprehensive list of all modules on their site. It displays each module's name, machine name, status (enabled or disabled), and version information. This module is useful for site administrators and developers to quickly assess the status of installed modules and troubleshoot issues related to module compatibility and versions.

Features

Basic Functionality:

The basic functionality of the "Module Listing" module is to provide a user interface for listing all modules on a Drupal site. It displays essential information about each module, including its name, machine name, status (enabled or disabled), and version.

Unique Features:

The unique feature of enabling the "Module Listing" module is that it offers a centralized and convenient way for site administrators and developers to view comprehensive information about all installed modules on their Drupal site. It provides quick insights into the status and version of each module, helping users identify potential issues or compatibility concerns.

Post-Installation

Once installed, the "Module Listing" module seamlessly integrates into the administrative interface of your Drupal site, providing a convenient way to access and manage information about enabled modules. Here's how you can access its functionality:

Navigation:

To access the module listing, navigate to the "Reports" section in the administrative toolbar of your Drupal site.

Module Listing:

The module listing page '/admin/reports/module-list' displays a comprehensive list of all modules on your site.

Each module entry includes essential information such as its name, machine name, status (enabled or disabled), version, and the latest available version (for contrib and core modules).

Additional Requirements

No Configuration Required

Recommended modules/libraries

As of now, there are no specific projects known to enhance or improve the functionality of the "Module Listing" module. However, Drupal's extensive ecosystem continuously evolves, and new modules or enhancements may emerge in the future to address specific needs related to module management and administration.

Similar projects

Drupal 7 - https://www.drupal.org/project/module_list

Module Filter:
Unlike the "Module Listing" module, Module Filter focuses on improving navigation and organization of modules rather than providing detailed information about each module's status and version.

Module Status:
Unlike the "Module Listing" module, Module Status places more emphasis on managing module status and updates rather than simply listing module information.

Module Missing Message Fixer:
Unlike the "Module Listing" module, Module Missing Message Fixer targets a specific issue rather than providing a general overview of module status.

Note: This module is for statistical and development purpose only. Developers can uninstall in production sites.