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DRUPAL · OPEN SOURCE PROJECTS

Let public projects show what we can do.

Explore the OSS projects Pixie Works develops and supports across cloud management, Drupal site building, and development workflows, with links to project information and public examples.

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Pixie Works lists the Drupal projects we develop and support in one directory. It provides a starting point for understanding their purpose, exploring their Drupal.org pages and code, and finding public examples where available.

Here are several areas represented in that work.

Manage cloud resources in Drupal

Cloud is a suite of modules for managing resources across platforms including AWS, Kubernetes, and OpenStack in Drupal.

Cloud Orchestrator packages the Cloud platform as a distribution. Cloud Orchestrator Recipe provides a way to bring those capabilities into an existing Drupal site. The starting point depends on whether you are setting up a new environment or adding capabilities to a site you already operate.

The directory also includes Rigel and Bootstrap Cloud, themes for Drupal Cloud. This area of work covers both the management functions and the interfaces people use to operate them.

Build the functions that everyday operations need

Running a site requires small, recurring functions as well as larger systems.

Copyright Footer provides a copyright footer block with a configurable start year and an automatically updated current year. Façade addresses the management of multiple Drupal sites and a tenant-aware administration experience.

For email administration, PostfixAdmin provides Drupal-based management of domains, mailboxes, aliases, and related settings. Postfix Admin Console is a recipe for assembling an administration interface. Distinguishing the module that provides a function from the recipe that assembles it helps explain each project's role.

Support development workflows and personal information

GPT Code Reviewer brings AI-assisted code review and improvement suggestions into Drupal development workflows. Decisions about which suggestions to accept and how to verify them belong within the team's review process.

PixieNote is a recipe for a personal information hub covering notes, bookmarks, contacts, schedules, and other information. Its directory entry links to a live site.

Pixie Dark is a Drupal theme with variants for different content and presentation needs. Its entry includes a web demo, giving readers a way to explore the presentation beyond a written description.

Look at the purpose, implementation, and working examples

Start with the problem a project addresses. Then review its Drupal.org description, supported versions, installation guidance, code, and issues. Together, these provide a basis for deciding whether it merits evaluation in your environment.

Docker Hub hosts images for PixieNote, Pixie Dark, and Postfix Admin Console. Each page provides the image details and usage information. The web demo offers a look at the interface; a Docker image lets you explore a running environment yourself. Neither establishes production suitability.

Start a conversation with a specific project

“Could this fit our existing site?” “Can we adapt this administration interface to our work?” Public projects give those conversations a concrete starting point.

To explore the work behind Pixie Works, choose one project in the Drupal project directory. If you want to discuss integration, adoption, or operations, contact us with the project and the problem you are trying to address.

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