plugin_report

Plugin Report gives Drupal developers a built-in Reports page and a set of Drush commands for introspecting every DefaultPluginManager service registered in the container — and all the plugins each one exposes. Stop grepping source files to understand the plugin system; browse it live instead.

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Features

Browse, filter, and export every plugin manager and plugin registered in your Drupal site — directly from the admin UI or the terminal.

Admin UI

• Plugin managers list — all DefaultPluginManager services, sortable by service ID, provider, alter hook, subdirectory, discovery mechanism, plugin interface, and class
• Plugins list — drill into any manager to browse its registered plugins and their definition attributes
• Plugin detail — view the full definition, default configuration, element info, and every PHP interface a plugin implements
• Client-side filter — narrow any table in real time without a page reload

Drush commands

• drush plugin-report:managers — list all plugin managers
• drush plugin-report:plugins {manager}; — list plugins for a manager
• plugin-report:plugin {manager} {plugin}; — show full detail for one plugin
• Output as table, JSON, YAML, or CSV; filter by any field

Usage

1. Install via Composer:
   

   composer require drupal/plugin_report                                                                                          
   drush en plugin_report

2. Navigate to Administration → Reports → Plugins.
3. Click a plugin manager's Service ID to view its plugins.
4. Click a plugin's ID to view its full detail.

Permissions

Grant the access site reports permission to any role that should view Plugin Report pages.

🤖 A note on AI-assisted development

This module was created using AI and understood by humans. The maintainer reviewed, tested, and takes responsibility for every line of code — consistent with the philosophy described in Never submit code you do not understand by Dries Buytaert.