You made the switch from drush to drupal console, but now pulling your hair out because none of the drush commands work using drupal. Spare your follicles and use this list of Drupal 8 console commands.
Drupal 8
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You made the switch from drush to drupal console, but now pulling your hair out because none of the drush commands work using drupal. Spare your follicles and use this list of Drupal 8 console commands.
Need an array of user roles in your Drupal 8 site? Say goodbye to user_roles(), say hello to user_role_names(). This function will return an associative array with the role id as the key and the role name as the value. For more information, see https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/core!modules!user!user.module/function/user_role_names/8.2.x.
Looking for how to create new module permissions in Drupal 8? Look no further, $module.permissions.yml to the rescue! In Drupal 8 permissions are now defined in $module.permissions.yml file instead of using hook_permission(). Drupal 8 Static Permissions Create a new file in the root of your module folder and name it my_module.permissions.yml. [php]# In my_module.permissions.yml file. […]
In the past four years there has been an explosion of new technologies in front-end development. We are inundated with new projects like Bower, Cucumber, Behat and KSS. It is a lot to take in. At the past two Drupalcons there have been sessions about this overload (Austin 2014, My Brain is Full: The state […]
Need to programmatically create or delete an image style in Drupal? Maybe you’re creating a module that needs to define a new style or looking to use an update handler to delete one. It’s a cinch to do with just a few lines of code.
Up your Drupal game by contributing back to core & modules using Drupal patches. Found a bug, wanna integrate a new feature or maybe you need something specific modified just for your site. In this article, learn how to create patches for Drupal.