README

Introduction

This recipe is intended to be used as a starting point for creating a new ASU Drupal site. It includes the following:

• A curated "ASU Modules" interface to replace the stock "Extend" modules page in Drupal. This will allow Site Administrators to limit the ability of Site Builders to enable/disable and configure only the modules that have been approved by Enterprise Technology.
• A curated "ASU Themes" interface to replace the stock "Appearance" themes page in Drupal. This will allow Site Administrators to limit the ability of Site Builders to enable/disable and configure only the themes that have been approved by Enterprise Technology.
• A mechanism for managing the governance of Drupal sites on the Acquia platform. Specifically, this will disable the SuperAdmin (user 1) account and provide a way for Site Builders to manage the majority of the site's content and management, while reserving the Administrator role for Enterprise Technology employees.
• Some base configuration settings that are common to all ASU Drupal sites.

Requirements

Drupal Core

• 10.3.x or higher

Recipes

• asu_secure_drupal
• site_builder_role

Modules

• admin_toolbar
• allowed_formats
• asu_brand
• asu_config_utility
• asu_react_core
• asu_react_integration
• asu_user
• automated_cron
• big_pipe
• block
• block_content
• block_field
• breakpoint
• captcha
• cas
• ckeditor5
• components
• config
• config_update
• contact
• contextual
• crop
• current_page_crumb
• datetime
• datetime_range
• dblog
• decorative_image_widget
• devel
• devel_generate
• dynamic_page_cache
• editor
• editor_advanced_link
• editoria11y
• field_group
• field_menu
• field_states_ui
• field_ui
• file
• file_mdm
• fontawesome
• fontawesome_iconpicker_widget
• help
• history
• image
• image_widget_crop
• imagemagick
• inline_form_errors
• layout_builder
• layout_builder_restrictions
• layout_builder_usage_reports
• layout_section_classes
• linkit
• maxlength
• media
• media_library
• media_library_form_element
• menu_link_content
• menu_ui
• metatag
• node
• options
• page_cache
• paragraphs
• path
• pathauto
• redirect
• robotstxt
• schema_metatag
• search
• seckit
• select2
• shortcut
• simple_sitemap
• sophron
• taxonomy
• toolbar
• views
• views_ui
• webform
• webform_ui

Installation

You need to be using a Composer workflow with the cweagans/composer-patches package installed. This recipe requires you to add a patch to your composer file like so:

{
  "extra": {
    "patches": {
      "drupal/core": {
        "Add user1 account migration": "web/modules/composer/asu_secure_superadmin/patch/user-module-3135592-2241mr-c39.patch"
      }
    }
  }
}

The snippet above assumes that your Drupal root is in a directory called web. If your Drupal root is in a different directory, you will need to adjust the path to the patch file accordingly. If you are not using Composer or cweagans/composer-patches, you will need to add the patch manually to your Drupal codebase. Instructions for how to do this can be found at https://www.drupal.org/patch/apply.

After you have added the patch to your composer file, you can install the recipe. Drupal recipes are available in core starting with Drupal 10.3.x. This recipe is installed like any other recipe. See: https://www.drupal.org/project/distributions_recipes for further information.