Drupal module info file
Drupal uses .info files to store metadata about themes and modules.
For modules, the .info file is used for:
- Rendering information on the Drupal Web GUI administration pages;
- Provide criteria to control module activation and deactivation;
- Notifying Drupal about the existence of a module;
- Specifying the module's dependencies on other Drupal projects
for general administrative purposes in other contexts.
This .info file is required for the system to recognize the presence of a module.
Code Snippet
name: Hello World Module
description: Creates a page showing "Hello World".
package: Custom
type: module
core_version_requirement: ^9.4 || ^10
dependencies:
- drupal:link
- drupal:views
- paragraphs:paragraphs
- webform:webform (>=6.1.0)
test_dependencies:
- drupal:image
configure: hello_world.settings
configure_parameters:
pluginId: hello_world_plugin
php: 8.0
hidden: true
required: true
# Set the module lifecycle status deprecated
lifecycle: deprecated
lifecycle_link: https://www.drupal.org/node/3223395#s-aggregator
# Note: do not add the 'version' or 'project' properties yourself.
# They will be added automatically by the packager on drupal.org.
# version: 1.0
# project: 'hello_world'
