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Find UUID offers a simple, stateless way to ask your site "what does this UUID belong to?".
It uses the Entity API to look for all fielded entity types with a field named "uuid", searching for an entity of one of those types having the UUID you provide. This can be done via HTTP or Drush - a controller and a command are provided.
The main use case for this module is:
- If an error message gives you just a UUID no entity ID or type, and
- You have many entity types in your site, and no easy way of finding out which entity this UUID belongs to.
There are two methods provided via HTTP or Drush:
- Find all fielded types that have a UUID field:
- http://localhost/find-uuid/entity_type_ids
- drush find_uuid:entity_types
- Find the entity a particular UUID belongs to (if it exists on your site).
- http://localhost/find-uuid/entities/{uuid}
- drush find_uuid:entities {uuid}
The drush commands support output formatting, so you may chose from any output types available on your site, for example:
- --format=csv
- --format=tsv
- --format=json
- etc...
- The default output type is "table"
Supporting organizations:
Mobomo provides support for community efforts via the Mobomo Labs initiative
Project information
Minimally maintained
Maintainers monitor issues, but fast responses are not guaranteed.- Project categories: Developer tools
6 sites report using this module
- Created by straypacket on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
