Anatomy of a pattern file
Anatomy of a pattern file
Automatic extraction of Patterns files
Patterns 7.x can automatically detect the current configuration of each component from the database and save it as a valid pattern file.
Differences between v. 6.x and 7.x
Patterns v7 has gone through a serious and thoughtful refactoring of the engine. New features have been introduced, while some have been
Drush Commands
Drush integration is available from version rc1 of Patterns v.7. Here is a list of currently available commands:
How patterns files are stored and loaded
The Patterns module in Drupal hierarchically looks for pattern files in the following locations:
Intuition of Patterns
How does the Patterns module work?
Patterns 7.x Installation
Patterns 7.x for contributors: A tour of the code
The purpose of this document is offering a starting point for contributors and developers to understand patterns code. The tour's aim is to
Patterns 7.x for developers
Patterns is a rather complex module, therefore it could take longer than usual to developers and contributors to feel confident with its
Patterns 7.x-2.x vs Patterns 7.x-1.x
The architecture of Patterns has been extended in a new major release (7.x-2.x) and due to these big changes backwards compatibility with
Patterns 7.x: A tour of the components
In the following pages a brief introduction to all Patterns 7.x active components is supplied. You will find information about the current
Patterns includes
Patterns can include subpatterns. This is a partially experimental feature, and under certain circumstances users must take care of avoiding
Patterns v. 7.x Changelog
From 7.x-1.x to 7.x-2.x
Public Patterns
Patterns files can be easily shared with 1 click through REST service.
