Adds more functionality to the CTools drush bulk export commands.
drush ctex modulename will export all known ctools exportables of a site to a module. But there are also other configurations you'd like to have in code. This project fills in that gap with extra configuration and drush commands.
To install it just drush dl drush_ctex_bonus in your .drush folder, or - even better - in a system-wide drush commands folder.
If you want additional configuration, please create an issue with a patch or you can also implement hook_drush_ctex_files_alter, which is invoked in the main CTools' drush export command.
Features
Exports content types to modulename.ctex_bonus.ctypes.inc.
Exports vocabularies to modulename.ctex_bonus.vocabularies.inc.
Exports fields and instances to modulename.ctex_bonus.fields.inc.
Exports filter formats to modulename.ctex_bonus.filters.inc.
Exports wysiwyg profiles to modulename.ctex_bonus.wysiwyg.inc.
Exports aliases to modulename.ctex_bonus.aliases.inc.
Exports date formats to modulename.ctex_bonus.dateformats.inc.
Exports languages to modulename.ctex_bonus.languages.inc.
Nittany is a series of drush recipes maintained by the Penn State Drupal community, primarily designed to be a "starting point" for building sites as well as a series of supportable best practices for Drupal. By bundling a list of commonly-used and recommended modules, Nittany is intended to lessen the burden on new developers and site builders, by being a response to the question: "I installed Drupal, now what?". If you are building a new Drupal site, or are new to Drupal, you should try starting with Nittany.
Version 7.x-2.x of User Merge renders this module obsolete, as its functionality is provided by the main module. Upgrading to User Merge 2 is recommended.