Actively maintained

Provides datepicker interface for date facets .

** In short, this module exports any entity object (the contents, not the structures) into JSON string, which can be used for import if the same entity type exists on the target site**

I just want to start by saying that I'm extremely new to drupal development. Maybe I have implemented a module with duplicated functionalities, but I wrote it after researching many alternatives (such as the Migrate or the data_export modules) which all failed to meet my need, and I do believe it's a somewhat common need that an actual module would benefit the community.

So the idea came from a site I'm recently developing (the first serious site I developed with drupal ;) Due to time constraints, the site needs to be up and running as soon as possible. It is rather easy to meet the current requirement with all the modules drupal community provides, but I want to retain flexibility as in when I need to, I can just reinstall the site with new features in it.

Thus I plan to use a duo stage installation. A production site runs whatever features it currently needs, and another development site will be used to test new feature developments. Once the new features are rich and stable enough, the production site will be replaced by a copy of the development site.

This module adds a status-flag to blocks. Using this flag it is possible to specify whether a block should be published or not.

IDS API Module
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This module provides a Drupal 7 interface for the Institute for Development Studies (IDS)'s Open API (http://api.ids.ac.uk/).
The goal of the module is to allow retrieving data from the IDS Collections (Eldis and Bridge) for use within a Drupal site.

* Setup *

- Install this module in the usual manner.
- Get an API key from IDS (http://api.ids.ac.uk/accounts/login/) and enter it in the module's configuration page:
'/admin/config/services/idsapi'.
- Optionally, configure additional settings (default dataset, default number of items retrieved, cache time).
Please note that the module is designed to cache API responses in order to minimise external calls.
The module handles paged responses (overriding the API's default number of items).

* Instructions *

- API calls are implemented through the class IdsApiRequest (idsapi.request.inc).
- Items retrieved are made available to Drupal by an object of class IdsApiResponse (idsapi.response.inc), which includes
the total number of items retrieved and an array of objects retrieved implemented by subclasses of IdsApiObject (for instance:
IdsApiObjectAssetDocument, IdsApiObjectAssetOrganisation, etc.).

Example (to retrieve the complete information of the 20 most recent documents added to the Eldis collection focused on Afghanistan):

$request = new IdsApiRequest();

DBDD: Drupal Behavior Driven Development.
"Conventions over configuration"

This module aim to provide conventions and tools to use Behavior Driven Development in a Drupal installation. It provides drush commands wrappers around testing frameworks binaries, such as behat or phpunit.

It is bundled with two submodules atm, dbdd_behat and dbdd_phpunit, which will be default binaries for stories and specs.

dbdd_behat

Tired of downloading behat or drupal extension manually with tools external to Drupal, for each and every projects ?

Just install and enable the module and everything will be configured for you !

• drush dbdd-stories module_name|feature_path: run your activated story bdd tool (default to behat's drupal extension). If no option supplied, it parses sites/all/modules to find behat features, else with a module name it will look in the {module_path}/user_stories or you can supply the feature path relative to your Drupal root.
  An appropriate beyat.yml will be written to your Drupal root, you can override its settings by providing a dbdd_behat.yml which profiles will match drush aliases: by calling drush @website dbdd-stories, it is behat --profile=website that is really launched.

dbdd_phpunit

Work in progress.

• drush dbdd-specs: run phpunit

Description

Sponsored by Belle Epoque.

Commerce dressing room lets you use your webcam and hand gestures to try on clothes.

• Resize product with your hand (Left: - / Right: +)
• Buy specific variation of a product thanks to "Buy this product" button

Built with Media Capture, Streams and HTML5 [getusermedia()].

Requirements

• Recent WebKit Browser (Google Chrome)
• A HTML5 Theme

Dependencies

• Drupal Commerce and all of its dependencies: https://drupal.org/project/commerce
• Jquery update (require 1.8 version): https://drupal.org/project/jquery_update
• Commerce Product URLs: https://drupal.org/project/commerce_product_urls

Installation

• Please check that you have a commerce product type (admin/commerce/products/types) and a product display (node type with product reference field - admin/structure/types)
• Enable "Commerce dressing room" module and all dependencies from modules pages [Home > Administration > Modules (admin/modules)]

Configuration

1. Please change Jquery version on jquery update config page: 1.8 (admin/config/development/jquery_update)