Minimally maintained

A views style plugin that renders the results in a table with a collapsible row group.

Haiku is a silly module that provides a way for end-users and developers to parse haikus out of any arbitrary text. Likely it's not very useful or practical in any way, but hopefully it's at least a little fun.

Features

• A page with a basic form (located at /parse-haikus) that returns haikus parsed from user-entered text.
• A field formatter "Haiku" which prints a haiku parsed from a text fields' contents.
• A simple, extendable interface for developers to parse any arbitrary text into haikus.

Developers

Here is some sample code to get you started.

  // Instantiating a HaikuSource object parses haikus from within text you pass in.
  $haiku_text = new HaikuSource($node->body[LANGUAGE_NONE][0]['value']);

  // The getHaikus method returns an array of Haiku objects.
  $haikus = $haiku_text->getHaikus();

  // Haiku objects have a toString method that takes a delimiter.
  echo $haikus[0]->toString('<br />');

  // Simply echo'ing a haiku also works, but it defaults to a newline delimiter.
  echo $haikus[0];

For more details, see /includes/haiku.inc. If you're interested in the algorithm itself, extending it, or implementing your own, in addition to haiku.inc, see haiku_default.inc for full implementation details.

The Pitfalls of Natural Language Processing

Provides additional token-izable field formatters. This allows you to easily and fully customize how fields are output.

Provides an interface to interact with authorize.net CIM.

Drupal field formatter providing Add to Calendar links.

Have you ever used a slideshow nodetype that you need to be published but don't want the node be accessible by itself using then node/XXX path? This module is for you!