Import and export

Purpose

This project aims to let you create a drush make file using a UI. The primary goal is not having a UI only but rather saving all the data strucutred for later uses.

Developed on drupal.org now

Development on drupal.org now

This Module provides an Excel parser for Feeds. Absolutely new module was released in 7.x-2.x. Waiting for comments and suggestions.

Convert from Joomla! to Drupal.

Latest update

- Historically, this module was used to migrated a large Joomla! website to Drupal. The approach was iterative development: fast migration of content, write update functions to migrate other features. Therefore this module uses low level APIs to quickly create content (in dozens of minutes, instead of days).

- Today, modules like Migrate (and maybe, Features) give you much better experience, with incremental migration, update modified content... using Batch API, Queue API etc. so time is no longer a problem.

- Thus, this module is obsolete and won't receive any support or commit. Please use Migrate, with a little of custom code, you can migrate a complexed Joomla! website with content, forum, K2 etc. fairly quickly.

Features

• Convert all users, contents, sections, categories, comments (with BBcode!)
• Keep ID the same for users and contents, to help the migration easier with unchanged URLs
• Support mosimage (if using Joomla! 1.0)
• Use Batch API so that it works with very large DB for a minimal amount of memory
• Support custom content structure like SOBI2
• Designed to work on a new install of Drupal

Comparison with others

Features

This is a parser for the Feeds module that allows parsing JSON using JSONPath. It is very similar to the Feeds XPath Parser module.

Installation

Download https://github.com/FlowCommunications/JSONPath/archive/0.5.0.tar.gz and place the contents of JSONPath-0.5.0 in sites/all/libraries/jsonpath and enable the modules libraries and xautoload.

Documentation

Documentation can be found at http://goessner.net/articles/JsonPath/, and http://code.google.com/p/jsonpath/wiki/PHP.
** The syntax is different for the @ operator. In the documentation, examples look like @.name. That syntax changes to @['name'] since this is PHP and not Javascript.