This project handles discographies in Drupal. Users can enter release and track information as Drupal content types.
In addition to creating this content type, this module also can import discography data from Discogs.com.
Discogs 6.x merely provided a single content type, and the ability to import from Discogs.com only. The 7.x version, however, is a Discography Framework. In addition to the features from 6.x, its modular design allows other developers to write modules for other third party API's, or for their own content types.
This project is intended to be used by artists or labels who are using Drupal as their CMS. Other uses include radio stations, fansites, or listing your album collection online. (Please be aware of potential copyright issues.)
Import or aggregrate Commerce entities (e.g. products) using Feeds
Using the power of Feeds, almost any type of data can be imported into commerce entities, be it data in the Comma-Separated Values (CSV) format, XML format (use Feeds XPath Parser), or any other format for which a feeds importer exists. Data can also be synchronized from a remote location, e.g. from an XML or RSS feed, handling potential issues associated with duplicate content. Large amounts of data can be comfortably imported because of the Feeds usage of Drupal's core Batch API. This module can import both commerce entities and their associated commerce display nodes in two consecutive steps.
The module contains:
Product processor for Feeds that creates product entities in Drupal.
Profile processor for Feeds that creates customer profile entities in Drupal.
Commerce coupon processor for Feeds that creates coupon entities in Drupal.
Commerce price mapper supporting the creation of price amounts and currency codes from raw input.
Commerce product reference mapper supporting the creation of relationships between product displays and product entities.
Provides a database table containing indexes to entities of any type. This module doesn't do anything on its own and should only be installed if another module depends on it.