Tac Recipes

Applies the default TAC (Tag Attribute Class) content model to your site: content types, fields, taxonomies, and view/display configuration.

Introduction
This recipe sets up the default content model used by the TAC (Tag Attribute Class) frontend development methodology. If you're building a Drupal site with TAC and don't want to manually recreate the standard content types, fields, taxonomies, and view/display configuration every time, this recipe does it for you in a single step. It's aimed at anyone starting a new TAC-based project who wants a consistent, ready-to-build-on foundation rather than starting from a blank site.

Features

Installs the standard TAC content types and their fields
Creates the taxonomies/vocabularies that the TAC content model relies on
Configures the associated views and display modes so content is presented consistently out of the box
Gives every new TAC project the same starting content architecture, reducing setup time and drift between projects
Useful when: starting a new TAC-based build, standardizing an existing team's Drupal setup, or onboarding a new site to the TAC methodology

Post-Installation
After applying the recipe (via drush recipe or the core recipe script), you should see:

The new content types available under Content > Add content
The taxonomies available under Structure > Taxonomy
The views available under Structure > Views

Additional Requirements

Drupal core (recipes feature, stable since 10.3)
Paragraphs module