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dRealty is a Real Estate Module to import Listings into drupal via the RETS protocol. It aims to become a full fledged IDX solution for Drupal.
dReatly IDX offers the following functionality:
- Provides an interface to define multiple RETS service connections.
- Provides an interface to Setup a MLS feed, allowing a user to import various entities into the Drupal system.
- Users can select to import Property Listings, Real Estate Agents, Real Estate Offices, and Open Houses (Your RETS Feed must support these)
- There are four main Entities defined by the module [listing, agent, office, openhouse]
- The module leverages the power of Entities, they are field-able!
- GeoCoding
- Users have the ability to update and flush their MLS feeds
- Feeds are then processed according to the feed profile during cron
- Integration with CTools to provide Importing and Exporting of connections
- drush integration.
- works wonderfully with search api
** This project is still very much in beta. Expect frequent updates to the code and feature set and possibly the schema. Not for use on production sites!
Required Modules
- Entity API
- Views
- Libraries
- Geocoder (support for yahoo placefinder can be added via this patch http://drupal.org/node/1356516)
- Drush
The 6.x branch is end of life, 7.x branch is the active branch.
Previously in the 6.x branch there was a batch api methodology of importing and flushing data from the RETS Server(s). This has not been added/implemented into the 7.x branch ( not sure if it will be ). To import data / manually flush data, you'll need to use drush.
to import use the drush command: rets-import (ie: drush -u admin -d rets-import)
to flush you use the drush command: rets-flush (ie: drush -u admin -d rets-flush)
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Project Information
- Maintenance status: Seeking co-maintainer(s)
- Development status: Under active development
- Module categories: Commerce/Advertising, Content, Content Display, E-commerce, Import/Export, Third-party Integration
- Reported installs: 57 sites currently report using this module. View usage statistics.
- Last modified: January 2, 2012