A quick, clean, and unintrusive Drupal 7 module filter that behaves like a Drupal-aware browser search. It's built with AUR (a Javascript framework of mine) and LCES (a library of mine that AUR relies heavily on.)
Well, aside from some neat hotkeys that's pretty much it. Have a look at some screenshots :D
Just type on the page and now you're filtering, press [enter] repeatedly till you find what you're looking for!
Here's a GIF showing what happens as you type
Install GreaseMonkey (Firefox) or TamperMonkey (Chrome, Opera) then go here, when it installs go to any Drupal module page and the toolbar should appear :)
- Enter: Scroll to next match on the page
- Ctrl + Enter: Toggle condensed list of matches
- Ctrl + M: Switch between module or category filtering
- Esc: Collapse list of matches (same as Ctrl + Enter when expanded)
I made it in about two days time, a quick side project to help me focus on my work in Drupal (lots of enabling, disabling, and uninstalling modules...) so I just needed a quick and hassle-free way to do it.
I've never used Drupal 8 up to this point, but DMFT can be ported easily, you will likely just need to change about 2 lines of code.
Apache License 2.0