Under active development

Hierarchical Select for Drupal 8 using Select2.

This module is based on shs and hierarchical_select.

The widget for taxonomy term reference works using the deepest selection.

Google Calendar Sync is a lightweight module which allows administrators to sync events with a Google Calendar.

This module provides integration with Google reCAPTCHA service for protection site forms.
Read more: http://www.google.com/recaptcha
This new service from Google opens new epoch in spam protection technology.

Even if the site has no comment form (or similar) - it is still necessary to protect!
Why? Because CAPTCHA protects login form (Your site has it, right?) and doesn't allow bad guys to brute-force and use vulnerability like this: https://www.drupal.org/node/2378367

Advantages over standard CAPTCHA:

• During form creation and form submission special requests will be sent to Google servers - Your server will not spend resources for creating CAPTCHA widget or recognition if this is spam or not.
• This service provides advanced clever technology to recognize spam and permanently improves.
• This CAPTCHA is very easy for site visitors. In half cases it is enough just to click "I'm not a robot"! :)

Advantages over others CAPTCHA modules:

• Standalone module - no dependencies, no additional modules! This module provides only the needful functionality for integration and protection - nothing excess!
• This module uses latest version of Google CAPTCHA V2 API.

Install profile, Features, and submodules for creating a Drupal Camp website. Based on https://drupalcamp.stanford.edu

Panels Preview provides previews of Panel Panes during browsing, adding and editing panes in the ctools modal.

The User API Key module creates a read-only API key for each existing and new user. It adds a line to the permission screen where the site administrator can set which user role(s) may access their API keys. It includes settings configuration page /admin/config/user-api-key/settings where the site administrator can add a site-specific terms of use message to be displayed below the API Key on the user profile. It would most likely be used on a site where API key authentication is desired, but where is is also necessary to associate an API Key with each individual user as opposed to having one API key for the entire site or one key per endpoint.

Upon installation the module will create a read-only API key for each user in the database. It will add keys for new users as they are added. It will also run on cron to scan the database for any user that does not have a key and create one for such user if found.

The module adds an 'API key' tab to the user page. The tab is viewable only to a user with 'Use API key' permissions or to an administrator. It is not viewable to other users.