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drupal-at-your-fingertips

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Drupal 9-11 core API patterns from Selwyn Polit's book \"Drupal at Your Fingertips\". In-depth references cover services and dependency injection, hooks, events, plugins, entities, Form API, routes and controllers, Twig, caching, AJAX, database queries, configuration, Paragraphs, and Drupal Test Traits; every other chapter (views, blocks, migrate, drush, taxonomy, and more) is linked online. Use when writing or reviewing custom Drupal module or theme code and a worked example or API refresher is needed for one of these subsystems.

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SKILL.md

Drupal at Your Fingertips

Source: drupalatyourfingertips.com Author: Selwyn Polit License: Open access documentation

When This Skill Activates

Activates when working with Drupal development topics covered in the d9book including:

  • Core APIs (services, hooks, events, plugins)
  • Content (nodes, fields, entities, paragraphs, taxonomy)
  • Forms and validation
  • Routing and controllers
  • Theming (Twig, render arrays, preprocess)
  • Caching and performance
  • Testing (PHPUnit, DTT)
  • Common patterns and best practices

Topics

14 topics have in-depth reference files in this skill; the other 39 chapters of the book are linked online.

In depth (references/)

  • @references/ajax.md - AJAX
  • @references/caching.md - Caching
  • @references/config.md - Configuration Management
  • @references/dtt.md - Drupal Test Traits (DTT)
  • @references/entities.md - Entities
  • @references/events.md - Events & Event Subscribers
  • @references/forms.md - Forms
  • @references/hooks.md - Hooks
  • @references/paragraphs.md - Paragraphs
  • @references/plugins.md - Plugins
  • @references/queries.md - Database Queries
  • @references/routes.md - Routes & Controllers
  • @references/services.md - Services & Dependency Injection
  • @references/twig.md - Twig Templates

Online chapters (drupalatyourfingertips.com)

To update: Run .claude/scripts/sync-d9book.sh

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