Actively maintained

Krumo NG (krumong) is a rewrite of the Krumo library used by devel.
The main motivation is that the original Krumo library has some weird side effects.

This module may be merged into devel, but for now a separate project is a more useful place for development.

See #1853112: Replacement for Krumo?

Features

• Most important: Immunity to
  #1855468: Krumo side effect: Object vars become references
• Cleaned-up architecture (compared to krumo).
• Reduced html code: Only the data is encoded in the page html, the html tags are expanded by client-side js.
• Delayed js/css inclusion: If a dpm() is delayed to the next request (e.g. because of a redirect, or because it is called during page.tpl.php), the required js and css (krumong.css, krumong.js) inclusion waits for the page where the messages are actually displayed.
• js/css on broken pages: You can type krumong()->kPrint(); die();, and you will still have the js and css needed for the nice print.
• Option to dump objects to js console.log. via krumong()->jPrint($data); or krumong()->jMessage($data);.
• Uses the same permissions as devel.

The output looks very similar to what you are used to from devel/krumo, and there are no plans to change this.

Install

• Dependency: X Autoload for the PSR-0 class loading.

This project aims to achieve two related tasks: provide AWS DynamoDB implementation for both caching and session layers of Drupal.

For more information about DynamoDB visit the official site.

Why use DynamoDB?

If you are running your Drupal stack in AWS, there a few good reasons why you should chose to store your sessions in DynamoDB:

• No hassle data store that is performant, scalable, and reliable.
• Quick reads/writes. You decide the performance you need and pay for that.
• It's very affordable, especially for small data sets such as user sessions.

Why not use Mamcache?

Memcache is very fast, certainly faster than DynamoDB. So why not use it?

Some experimental code to do simple performance comparisons.

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Simple Table of Contents provides an easy and automatic way to add a table of contents to all of your content.