Integrations

The Sampler API allows modules to easily collect and store calculated pieces of data. It's designed primarily to assist in collection, storage, and display of metrics.

Modules provide the API with a metric to track (eg. 'Number of comments added to a node') a listing of objects to be tracked (for example, you may only want to track that for certain nodes) , a sampling strategy (eg. 'every 3 days'), and a method that returns the calculated values for the metric (eg. 'give me the values that you want to store for the period of January 1st midnight to January 4th midnight).

Based on the provided data, the framework:

• Performs calculations to determine the how to sample for the metric
• Calls the necessary functions to gather the calculated values
• Handles all storage of the metrics
• Provides default views of the metrics

Metrics are made available to the API via plugins, and are responsible for handling the calculations that the API tracks. This architecture allows for a large amount of flexibility in what can be collected and stored -- there are thousand of things that could be measured, and the API makes no attempt to decide which ones matter.

The Tarpipe module provides integration with the service of the same name, available at http://tarpipe.com.

Import your blogs from Blogger/Blogspot.
This module is meant to be used once to import a blog from Blogger/Blogspot into Drupal. It can be uninstalled after use.

Drupal 6

created by Ben Buckman (thebuckst0p, New Leaf Digital), Aug-Sep 2010. This module is now maintained by rootatwc.

Requirements:

• Blogger XML export (uploaded to server)
• QueryPath module and library to parse the XML

This module aims to implement the Open Web discovery stack (a.k.a. the "Hammer stack"). This is a superset of the discovery method known as "Webfinger".

This module allows for taxonomy vocabularies and terms in Drupal to be mirrored with groups in CiviCRM.

The standalone freeswitch module has run its course as a proof-of-concept, and is now no longer needed.