Automation

Git Rules defines some actions, conditions and events that let's you interact git repositories.

Pincode Login module provides the ability to log in using only a 4 digit pin code.
This is made possible through the use of Drupals external login API.

Pincode Login provides functionality to:
- Automatically create Users, with a unique pincode.
- Logging in to a site using previously generated pincode.

Functionality for creation of pincode users is exposed through the Rules module (http://drupal.org/project/rules).
Alternatively the pincode_login_register($username, $mail) function can be used in a module or php snippet.
The pincode login module does not provide any out of the box rule sets or gui for the creation of users and distribution of pincodes, as this logic will vary greatly depending on each use case.

Functionality for logging in is provided through a login page or a block.

The Previewable Email Template (PET) module lets you create email templates, with token substitution, which can be previewed by the user before sending. The emails can be sent to one or many email addresses in a flexible way, and the recipients may or may not be Drupal account holders (users).

PET stores templates in a db table, not the variables table, so there is none of the memory usage which goes with the latter.

PET templates are in one place for easy management by site administrators. Emails can be sent one of three ways:

• interactively, from a link
• programmatically, in response to any situation
• via a Rules action (D7 only)

README for D7 version

Previewable Email Templates (PET)
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The Previewable Email Template (PET) module lets users create email templates,
with token substitution, which can be previewed before sending. The emails can
be sent to one or many email addresses in a flexible way, and the recipients
may or may not be Drupal account holders (users).

Individual email sends can be customized per email send without affecting the
template, which makes one-off customization a breeze.

PET puts all your email templates in one place which makes for easy editing by
your users, who don't have to go into the bowels of Rules to edit an email.

This module provides two Views plugins: An Atom style plugin and a custom NodeRDF row style plugin. Although intended to be used together they should work independently of each other, too.

The Atom style plugin is an alternate Feed-type plugin that generates an Atom feed rather than RSS feed. It only works with the "Feed" display type. It does use row configuration, but only to allow the site administrator to customize the fields that will populate the various fields of the atom feed itself. Each record will be wrapped in an atom

element. If the PuSH Hub module is installed, the Atom feed will also be Pubshubhubbub-enabled.

The RDF (Node) row style plugin generates a standard XML representation of any arbitrary node, including attached CCK fields and taxonomy terms. Hooks allow for additional data to be injected into the XML, although you really should just be using fields. :-) The XML format itself is custom and documented in the drupal_node.xml file, but is wrapped in RDF tags to allow for later revision into more standard RDF vocabularies.

Rules integration allows Atom Views to be rendered at arbitrary times and syndicated using PuSH Hub.

The Menu Node Action module creates an action that can be configured to add a link to the node in a menu.

This module provides an interface to consume external web services.