Posted by eporama on March 6, 2010 at 12:14pm
Is there any drush command to see which modules are included within a project? You can download a project, "cck", for example, and you need to enable "content", "text", "fieldgroup", etc. The only way I've found to see what "cck" packaged was to do a statusmodules command and see what changed (or to look directly for .info files within the folder).
Sometimes I just can't remember all of the modules of a project and forget to enable "views_ui", for another example. Then I wonder why "drush --yes en views" worked, but I don't see any change on my website... Then look at the /admin/build/modules page and slap my forehead and enable "views_ui".
Thanks.
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Interested Too
I'm also interested in this.
Learning Drush recently, I was able to 'drush dl google_analytics' fine, but multiple efforts to 'drush en' (e.g. google_analytics, "Google Analytics") failed.
I have been too busy to search the issue queue on this. Is there something already there that we can link to?
re: Interested too
The packagers blew it, they deleted an underscore between the downloading and enabling phases:
$ drush -r ... dl google_analytics$ drush -r ... -y en googleanalytics
It's a shame those guys don't realize how a small negligence can lead to huge wastes of time for users. I've seen other examples like this; how can we improve the situation?
Almost there
There's an ongoing issue to implement
drush pm-list --package=cck-> http://drupal.org/node/654682Note statusmodules is pm-list in drush 3.x, and it also list themes.
seems like find would address
seems like
findwould address this need.drush HEAD was extended recently to provide this information
$ drush dl viewsProject views (7.x-3.x-dev) downloaded to /var/www/drupal-7.x-cvs/sites/all/modules/views. [success]
Project views contains 4 modules: views_export, views_test, views, views_ui. [success]
This won't be available in the 3.x series as of http://drupal.org/node/866716#comment-3405374
Show modules not enabled ?
Is there a way to show modules not enabled, with a systematic output format like --pipe?
The use-case is general automation and reporting.
This seems to work better for cck than content_lock,
where the Perl snippet below misses content_lock_timeout.
$ alias dr='drush -r mySite'
$ dr pm-list | grep lock
Core - required Block (block) Module Enabled 6.19
Drupal Wiki Content locking (edit lock) (content_lock) Module Not installed 6.x-2.2
Drupal Wiki Content locking (edit lock) timeouts Module Not installed 6.x-2.2
(content_lock_timeout)
$ dr pm-list --package=content_lock | grep -i 'not installed'
$ dr pm-list --package=content_lock
Name Type Status Version
$ dr pm-list --pipe | grep content_lock
content_lock
content_lock_timeout
$ dr pm-list | perl -ne '
> next unless /^.+(([^(]+))\s+module\s+not\s+installed/i;
> $module = 1ドル;
> next unless $module =~ /content_lock/;
> print $module."\n";
> '
content_lock
$ dr pm-list --package=cck | grep -i 'not installed'
Content (content) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
Content Copy (content_copy) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
Content Permissions (content_permissions) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
Fieldgroup (fieldgroup) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
Node Reference (nodereference) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
Number (number) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
Option Widgets (optionwidgets) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
Text (text) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
User Reference (userreference) Module Not installed 6.x-2.6
$ dr pm-list --package=cck | perl -ne '
next unless /^.+(([^(]+))\s+module\s+not\s+installed/i;
$module = 1ドル;
print $module."\n";
'
content
content_copy
content_permissions
fieldgroup
nodereference
number
optionwidgets
text
userreference
BTW, isn't there a difference between "not installed" and "not enabled"?
I think "installed" is more like "downloaded" than "enabled".
Please use separate posts for different questions
Please use separate posts for different questions.
What you're looking for is explained in the help for pm-list.
drush pm-list --status="disabled,not installed" --pipeThanks
Will check it.