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The .info.yml file tells Drupal about your module. It contains details such as the module’s name, description, type, the Drupal core version it works with, and any dependencies. Without this file, Drupal will not recognize your module.

To create a custom module in Drupal 10, you:

  1. Create a new folder for your module inside the modules/custom directory.
  2. Add a module information file (.info.yml) to define the module’s name, description, and compatibility.
  3. Optionally add a .module file if you need to implement hooks.
  4. Add routing or menu link files if your module provides pages or menu items.
  5. Clear Drupal’s cache so the system recognizes your new module.
  6. Enable the module from the Extend page or using Drush.
     

A Drupal module is a package of files that extends or modifies the functionality of a Drupal site. Modules can add new features, integrate with external systems, or change how existing features behave, all without altering Drupal core.

Pathauto and Metatag are must-haves, and Simple XML Sitemap and Redirect are also strongly recommended.

Drupal performance modules like Advanced CSS/JS Aggregation (AdvAgg) and Redis improve load times, optimize caching, and ensure scalability—making them vital for smooth, high-traffic websites.

Key Drupal security modules include Two-Factor Authentication (TFA), CAPTCHA, and Security Kit. These modules protect against unauthorized access, spam, and common vulnerabilities.

Some of the popular Drupal modules 2025 are Backup and Migrate, Two-Factor Authentication, and Paragraphs. These Drupal site enhancement tools strengthen security, improve layouts, and ensure reliable backups.

Drupal modules for website functionality, such as Layout Builder, Token, and Simple XML Sitemap, enhance user experience, streamline workflows, and optimize content management for modern websites.

Recommended modules include Security Kit (security headers), CAPTCHA or ReCAPTCHA (bot protection), Password Policy, Flood Control, and Login Security.

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