Features Package

This example demonstrates how to build a Drupal-native web scraper. It imports events from a single month of Stanford University's calendar by navigating to the page for each day and creating a node for each event on the day's list. Each event is then queued for scraping its details.

All functionality is provided by Feeds, Feeds XPath HTML Parser, Feeds Crawler, Feeds SelfNode Processor, and Feeds Tamper. This module only includes an example configuration packaged using Features. Developers and site-builders who are interested in web scraping may find it a helpful starting point.

Atrium Glossary allows each Open Atrium group to collaboratively create a glossary of terms and definitions. Terms are displayed in a list; when a term is clicked, its definition is revealed in a lightbox2 overlay.

Dependencies (in addition to those provided by Open Atrium):

• imagefield
• lightbox2

Kit-compliant.

Part of the Debut features set, Debut Forum integrates the core Forum and contributed Advanced Forum modules.

Like all Debut features, Debut Forum can be integrated either as a stand-alone feature to quickly add forum functionality to any Drupal site or as part of a Drupal distribution. Debut Forum is used in the Open Outreach Drupal distribution aimed at nonprofits.

Installing

You have two options for installing Debut Forum:

• Debut Forum is used in the Open Outreach Drupal distribution aimed at nonprofits, so you can install it as part of Open Outreach.
• Install manually along with the dependencies listed below.

Includes:

• User permissions.

Features Fetch (ff)
is a simple drush command extension that simplifies deploying (rebuilt) Drupal Feature modules to a specific Drupal project.

But what does it *do*?

OG Features aims to allow group owners and site administrators to disable certain features/functionality within a given group (without the use of the Spaces module).

This module was created before we found CCK Signup module. You should go there instead.

It was fun while it lasted :)

Drupal 8 Version
For best results use Drush to export nodes to a specific module. Any node is supported along with its menu links. Path alias is not working yet because of a core bug. Whenever a module with exported content is enabled, its content will be imported. Each node has an export tab which presents the user with a file downoad but only of the node, not of the menu item. In addition a page has been started which lists all the exported content visible to the site. More work is needed on the UI and on language support.

First there were modules, then there were Features, and now there are Apps. Apps is the next generation of extensibility and interoperability for Drupal. They provide a much better user experience of extending your Drupal site by providing facilities to download modules and all of their dependencies in one easy step.

You can hear more about Apps at the following Drupalcon Presentations

This is a simple feature for Open Atrium that implements the greasemonkey script from Nodeone that adds notes from an external site right onto the projects here at Drupal.org.

You can read about the original version of Nodeone's work here:
http://nodeone.se/blogg/sharing-knowledge-of-what-works-and-what-doesnt-...

Core collection of Features for the Volunteer Rally distribution.