Open Outreach

Open Outreach is a Drupal distribution aimed at the nonprofit sector.

The Drupal 7 beta release of Open Outreach is now available for download. It has rough edges, partly because many of the modules used in Open Outreach don’t yet have full Drupal 7 releases, but is mostly working. For the next beta release, we plan to remove calendar functionality temporarily until Date and Calendar stabilize for D7.

New: User documentation for Open Outreach 7 is now available for download.

Open Outreach contains features frequently used by organizations such as events calendars, image and video handling, and ways to engage with members, enabling small groups with limited budgets to become more independent in setting up and maintaining their own website. By making Drupal easy to use for small groups lacking technical staff or resources, Open Outreach will help groups to make the move to open source.

Open Outreach features are being developed as part of the Debut feature set. See the Debut page for a list of the currently available features. Please file issues related to Open Outreach functionality on the individual features.

Development of Open Outreach sponsored by Chocolate Lily.

eRecruiter

eRecruiter is a Drupal distribution for building Drupal based e-recruitment platforms. Users can register either as recruiter and post job classifieds or they can register as applicants and fill out their resume. A faceted search helps users to find jobs and possible job candidates.

Read more at http://epiqo.com/recruiter.

Requirements

• Apache Solr

Full download

Unfortunately the drupal.org packaging system does not support all features necessary to build the eRecruiter distribution automatically yet. So for now you can just checkout the code and build the distribution yourself (see README.txt), or just use one of our fully built and packaged releases hosted off-drupal.org.

eRecruiter downloads:

• eRecruiter 7.x-1.0-beta4.tar.gz (Aug 18th, 2011)
• eRecruiter 7.x-1.0-beta3.tar.gz (Jun 15th, 2011)
• eRecruiter 7.x-1.0-beta1.tar.gz (Mar 4th, 2011)

Media Development Profile

This profile is intended for developers who want to work on http://drupal.org/project/media. It gets your D7 installation configured to insert images into a text area via CKEditor.

Apart from that, the profile’s make file downloads a number of media provider (see http://groups.drupal.org/node/168009) and development modules, to get you going with media testing/development.

Ongoing

• Update versions of required/optional modules
• Update/extend functionality of the profile (= what it does upon installation)

Want to help keeping the profile up to date? Head over to the issue queue.

How to install

1. Download & install the following projects:
   • Drush: http://drupal.org/project/drush
   • Drush make: http://drupal.org/project/drush_make
2. Run the following command:
   1.x branch: drush make http://is.gd/8EKNFT --prepare-install media_dev

   2.x branch: drush make http://is.gd/KoSSpW --prepare-install media_dev

   to download everything (core, the media profile, contrib modules & libraries)
   into a folder called ‘media_dev’.

3. Install the site as usual, using the ‘Media development profile’ as the
   site’s profile.

OpenPublish

About

OpenPublish is a packaged distribution of the popular open source social publishing platform, Drupal, that has been tailored to the needs of today’s online publishers.

OpenPublish is ideal for the implementation of a variety of media outlets sites including magazines, newspapers, journals, trade publications, broadcast, wire service, multimedia sites and membership publications.

Status

OpenPublish is used in production by several hundred news websites, including some well-known, high-traffic publications. Current version of OpenPublish is 2.3 for D6, and an alpha release is available for D7.

Where to Download?

Because of the inclusion of some 3rd party libraries, we need to host OpenPublish download off of drupal.org, you can download it from the OpenPublish website .

OpenPublish Group: The Place to Find Answers

OpenPublish is a collection of multiple modules. For all-things OpenPublish, we have created a group: http://groups.drupal.org/openpublish which is probably the best place to ask questions and find answers, unless you are having a specific technical problem directly related to the installation profile, in which case – feel free to open an issue in the issue queue.

Local Baha’i Community Website Incubator

The Local Baha’i Community Website Incubator is an installation profile that incorporates many features that would be commonly used on a website for a local Baha’i community or a group of communities, including news, events, blogs, facilities and localities, map and social media integration, and user-submitted content.

### Versions

The incubator platform was originally built in Drupal 6 for conceptual testing; however, the decision has been made to move forward with the project in Drupal 7. It is uncertain that there will be an automatic upgrade path from 6.x to 7.x.

### 6.x branch

The 6.x branch works. However, support for it is being phased out in favor of the 7.x branch, and it is uncertain that there will be an upgrade path, so we recommend to wait for a viable 7.x release.

### 7.x branch

Development on the 7.x branch began in July 2011.

Currently, the 7.x install profile does nothing more than the standard Drupal profile. Please wait for a viable release to install and use this profile.

Commerce Kickstart

Commerce Kickstart is an installation profile designed to get you up and running quickly with Drupal Commerce.

It duplicates a standard Drupal installation and provides additional configuration for the Drupal Commerce modules and components. During the installation process, you can optionally create example content to demonstrate how the various pieces of Drupal Commerce are supposed to work.

Sponsored by Commerce Guys.

Demonstration Site Install Profile

Allows restoration of the Demonstration Site module’s database dumps during site installation.

Display Suite profile

The Display Suite profile contains all modules which are supported by Display Suite. We don’t enable all modules by default in the installation profile, we just wanted to package them all, so you know what’s possible.

We also packaged the Nodeform Columns module for the D6 version which enables you to organise your node forms in an easy way. If you don’t really care about fieldgroups on the node form page, but need them on the frontend, you don’t need to enable fieldgroups from CCK. The same applies to the tabs and cck fieldgroup tabs module, which are also included in the profile. Display Suite has this functionality by default.

Important: some modules (like gmap and location) require the dev version to work properly, but for obvious reasons, the packed profile only contains official releases.

Read http://drupal.org/project/ds for more info and documentation about the Display Suite module.

Feeds Test Site

A Drupal installation profile for testing Feeds module.

Installation

Download and install following Drupal installation instructions. When prompted for which profile to install, choose “Feeds Test Site”.

Once installed, manually install Simpletest following its setup instructions in INSTALL.txt. Simpletest is available in profiles/feeds_test/modules/simpletest but it is not automatically enabled as it will require you to patch Drupal core before installation. Patch simpletest with #587304-3.

Then, download SimplePie and place simplepie.inc in feeds/libraries.

Go to admin/build/testing, select “Feeds” and run tests.

Developers

If you develop for Feeds, run rebuild-dev.sh in profiles/feeds_test which will rebuild the modules directory, check out the latest Feeds version from CVS and patch Simpletest module (rebuild-dev.sh won’t patch Drupal core though, so you still have to take care of that yourself).

For running rebuild-dev.sh, you will need drush >= 3.1 and drush_make >= 2.0-beta7.

Drupal 7

Designer Starter Kit

The Designer Starter Kit is ultimately to become one or more installation profiles, which a Designer that is new to Drupal can download and install, and right away start to do a design for this installation. The thing that is lacking from the profiles is styling. There is an empty theme inside, but the styling looks, say, like Stark.

The idea for this project originated at the Design Camp Prague 2010. We want to make it easy for a designer to get a kickstart. The installation profile (s) will be built for special use cases: Brochureware, Portfolio, Blogging, you name it. There is also some sample content, so the profile (s) really look and (basically) work like an installation profile for the respective use case.

We see there is quite some overlap with initiatives to create kick-ass install profiles that let Drupal shine out of the box. But we have to start somewhere. These profiles are not aimed at creating a usable profile, but to present some sample content and the real look, so a designer has something do design for.

We also plan on including a PSD file that mirrors the profile and has all the important elements in it (Comments, User image, Submitted information, read more link)

Call to action

Omega Install Profile

This project is the “starterkit” for all Omega projects.

This includes many popular modules, and the Omega base theme and tools. Primarily developed at GitHub.

GrandFoo Install Profile

This profile should grow over time to include some extra themes, modules, and configurations that a small site would need on start-up. As with all Installation Profiles the idea is to get off the ground quickly without having to ponder a lot of small configuration items that are commonly used.

As a second phase we hope to develop We now have a module for affiliates with the AvantLink network and this package would make it easy for affiliates new to Drupal 7 to give it all a try. The module called AvantLinker is now included in this package.

Note:If you click on the “view all releases” link below you will see that drupal.org is not reflecting the current status of the modules or core versions in this Profile. Look in the Repository viewer for the true status of the modules packaged with this Profile.

Drupal with Admin Menu

Overview

This is an install profile that does everything that the ‘Default’ Drupal 6 profile does, but it also installs Admin Menu. (For Drupal 7, it uses a modified version of the ‘Standard’ profile.) I use this for every test site that I create, and find it very useful. I hope that I am not the only one!

Features

This profile installs the Admin Menu, but is otherwise identical to the core default profile.

Requirements

Admin Menu

Tutorials

Installing an install profile

Credits

This profile is a modified version of the core standard profile.
This profile was modified by Josh The Geek.

Note:

I don’t show dev releases because they are always the same as the latest official release.

Donor Rally

Here’s how Donor Rally works:

• Fans of your organization create their own personal (or team) fundraising pages. Campaign goals are visualized by the Donor Rally Thermometer.
• Each team promotes your cause using their social networks, including Facebook, Twitter, and personal email lists.
• Donors then click to donate money.

Donor Rally creates a healthy spirit of competition to see who can raise the most money before the campaign ends. A leaderboard allows everyone to keep tabs on the top performers. After you’ve hit your campaign target, the money is transferred from Paypal into your bank account. The only thing left is to thank everyone for the time, love, and money they donated to your cause.

Download

You can download Donor Rally here.

Donor Rally will eventually be hosted here, on Drupal.org. Some components are still missing from Drupal.org’s package manager to properly build Donor Rally here. For further details: Install Profile Packaging.

Built by OpenSourcery.

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Commerce Downloads

A development install with Drupal Commerce and Commerce File pre-configured. This is for development purposes only at the moment.

Sponsored by Commerce Guys

Drupal for Churches

This project is in early planning stages. Any help with planning would be greatly appreciated. I’m also open to co-maintainers.

The goal of this project is to create an “Out-of-the-Box” Drupal distro designed for church websites. In completing this goal, we will also create a number of Feature bundles which you can use to add features to pre-existing church websites.

Media derivatives development profile

This is a profile for developers, that want to develop for Media derivatives API.

There is also a drush make file available, that will download all needed code-base for you.

You can also use sandbox environment, if you prefer git. This profile and all needed modules are included into it as git submodules.

OpenPublic

OpenPublic is a Drupal distribution for government.

Presently, Federal agencies are embarking on creating new websites and web-based applications at an unprecedented pace. This new breed of sites are being designed to improve citizen services, provide public access to data and provide a public forum for two way communication with agencies. Yet, government web sites have unique needs, and until now, many content management systems (CMS) and procurement processes have poorly served this market with proprietary solutions that limit innovation and foster unnecessary replication of closed-source software code.

Open source software makes sense for government web sites – perhaps more so than for any other sector – because of its emphasis on community innovation, flexibility, and non-proprietary nature. Now, more than ever, budget pressures for the coming fiscal year demand low cost solutions that can be delivered through open source software and quick delivery schedules that limit wasted resources

More at: http://openpublicapp.com

A full drupal install is avaiable at http://openpublicapp.com

If you are conformable with drush make the make file build-openpublic.make can be used to build openpublic with the recommend command

Localized Drupal Distribution

A small distribution to install Drupal with user interface translations pulled automatically from localize.drupal.org. It is suggested you use this distribution to start off with Drupal if you’d like to set up a localized site. You can find setup instructions for the Drupal 7 version (which applies to Drupal 6 as well) at http://localize.drupal.org/node/2024

Localized Drupal ships with Localization update for sustainable translation management and Localization client for fixing translations and contributing back to the community (both on Drupal 6 and Drupal 7).

Get involved!

Look at http://drupal.org/project/issues/search?issue_tags=localized+install for the outstanding issues around this workflow, completing which should lead us to an ideal world. There is work to do.

Sponsors

Sponsored in part by Acquia.

Wiki installation profile

The wiki installation profile will set up Drupal with the following settings:

• Editing for anonymous users
• Moderator role which can revert / delete pages
• Revisions for pages
• Mediawiki input format + Image assist
• Categorization via free tagging vocabulary
• Views: All pages / All categories / All Images
• Recent changes

See the readme.txt for the requirements of additional modules prior to installation.

I am taking suggestions on a default “Wiki like” theme.

Hostmaster (Aegir)

There is no “Aegir” project on drupal.org, but the Hostmaster profile is a component of the Aegir hosting system.

Hint: to install aegir for the first time, you should be using the provision drush command which has a neat script that will do everything for you.

Ægir is a new set of contributed modules for Drupal that aims to solve the problem of managing a large number of Drupal sites. It does this by providing you with a simple Drupal based hosting front end for your entire network of sites. To deploy a new site you simply have to create a new Site node. To backup or upgrade sites, you simply manage your site nodes as you would any other node.

The hostmaster profile ties together the functionality of the hosting front end and provisioning back end into a complete package. It handles initialization and auto-detection of your initial configuration settings, and directs you to the friendly installation wizard. To start using the Aegir system, you will install a new site using the hostmaster profile, which you will then use to manage all of the sites you host.

For more information on the system, and the other components, please take a look at the Aegir overview wiki page

NodeStream

NodeStream is a platform for building Drupal Distributions. It comes bundled with a big set of features, such as articles, pages and blogs, and is built with extendability and reusability in mind.

Important

NodeStream for Drupal 6 is currently incompatible with PHP 5.3!

An upgrade path will be provided from all beta releases and later. Please consult the UPGRADE.txt file for more info.

Download

Some functionality is missing in the packaging system on drupal.org to be fully compatible with how NodeStream (and most other distributions) are built. Work is being done to fix this, read more here: Install Profile Packaging.

Meanwhile, you need to clone NodeStream from the Git repository or download a pre-built package from nodestream.org.

Installation

Consult the INSTALL.txt file. It provides a step by step guide for fetching and installing NodeStream.

Extend

If you are a developer and want to extend NodeStream, have a look at EXTEND.txt