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There are three core modules:
- Restore (core)
This is the core restore module providing the classes and API. - Restore (differences ui)
This module provides a UI to display any differences between the values in the database compared to the values in the restore scripts. - Restore (generate ui)
This provides a UI to generate new or update existing restore scripts.
There are several operations provided by the core module:
- Date format
- Modules
- Permissions
- Roles
- Variables
And several additional operations via additional modules:
- Blocks
Provides backup and restore functionality for blocks. - Custom breadcrumbs
Provides backup and restore functionality for custom "path" breadcrumbs. - Fields
Provides backup and restore functionalty for fields and field instances. - Filter formats
Provides backup and restore functionality for filter formats. - Image styles
Provides backup and restore functionality for image styles. - Menus
Provides backup and restore functionality for menus and menu items. - Content types
Provides backup and restore functionality for content types. - Path alias
Provides backup and restore functionality for path aliases. - Redirects
Provides backup and restore functionality for redirects. - Rules
Provides backup and restore functionality for rules.
Dependencies
The core modules require ctools, modules providing additional operations have their own dependencies.