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Theodorosploumis Drupal Best Practices

  • 34 repo stars
  • Updated May 21, 2026
  • theodorosploumis/drupal-best-practices

theodorosploumis-drupal-best-practices is a Claude Code plugin that steers Drupal module, entity, Views, caching, and theming work toward a short list of enforced best practices.

About

theodorosploumis-drupal-best-practices is a Claude Code plugin bundle that packages a short, opinionated checklist of Drupal conventions for developers and small teams shipping CMS-backed products. It targets agents and developers who need disciplined answers when creating custom modules, defining entities and fields, configuring Views and taxonomy, handling forms and text formats, and aligning theme templates with display modes. Rather than replacing Drupal docs, it compresses recurring decisions—caching, security settings, asset handling, config export, and frontend preprocessing—into patterns an agent can apply consistently across a codebase. Install it when you are building or extending Drupal sites and want fewer one-off implementations, clearer naming, and validation-aware entity work. It matters because Drupal’s flexibility makes inconsistency expensive; this kit steers implementation toward maintainable, editor-friendly, production-shaped structure from the first scaffold.

  • 10-plugin bundle covering modules, entities, fields, Views, taxonomy, and config management
  • Opinionated guidance on caching, security, validation, and performance optimization for Drupal
  • Theme, template, preprocessing, and responsive display patterns for editors and frontend
  • Naming, storage, and export conventions for reusable blocks, formats, and custom functionality
  • Content-type, vocabulary, and display-mode planning without ad-hoc structure drift

Theodorosploumis Drupal Best Practices by the numbers

  • Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
/plugin install theodorosploumis-drupal-best-practices@theodorosploumis/drupal-best-practices

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Last updatedMay 21, 2026
Repositorytheodorosploumis/drupal-best-practices

What it does

Keep Drupal modules, entities, Views, caching, and theming aligned with opinionated conventions while an agent scaffolds or refactors a site.

Who is it for?

Best when you're extending Drupal 10+ sites and want agent-assisted scaffolding with disciplined CMS structure.

Skip if: Skip if you're on WordPress, headless-only stacks with no Drupal backend, or greenfield projects that are not CMS-driven.

What you get

After you add the plugin, agent-generated Drupal changes follow shared conventions for entities, config, performance, security, and displays instead of one-off patterns.

  • Agent-guided Drupal changes that follow bundled best-practice rules
  • More consistent module, field, and View structure across the codebase
  • Clearer security, caching, and validation choices during implementation

By the numbers

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How it compares

Drupal-focused convention bundle, not a generic PHP framework skill or an MCP server integration.

FAQ

Who is Theodorosploumis Drupal Best Practices for?

It is for developers and AI-assisted workflows on Drupal who need consistent module, entity, View, and theme patterns without rereading lengthy core documentation each session.

When should I use Theodorosploumis Drupal Best Practices?

Use it during Drupal feature work, refactors, and launch prep whenever you want caching, security, config export, and content modeling handled with the same opinionated checklist.

How do I add Theodorosploumis Drupal Best Practices to my agent?

Install the plugin from the theodorosploumis/drupal-best-practices Claude Code plugin bundle, enable it in your Claude Code project, and invoke it when editing Drupal modules, entities, or themes.

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