There are already a number of contrib modules that aim to help with configuration management. A couple worth investigating are:. There are plenty of other options too and I would recommend a thorough search of drupal. Another option is to write your own solution code.
If you select this option, let me know how it goes! That is the best I have come up with so far, but this is by no means an exhaustive list of solutions - if you have a suggestion or, even better, a single, general solution then please comment below. Drupal 8 Config Management - how should I add config to a D8 site? Jo Fitzgerald Developer. For me this is the biggest unanswered question hanging over my development of Drupal 8 websites: How should I add config to a Drupal 8 site? The problem Imagine you are developing an existing Drupal 8 installation and you want to add, for example, a pre-existing view saved as a config file.
The solutions? Single item The user interface for importing a single item of config is straightforward and ideal for that particular use case, but not if the number of config items increases. The idea being that that set of functionality could be re-used across projects. After a while people started to use it to export configuration to code so that it could be moved to different instances of the same site ie: development, staging and production.
This wasn't really what Features was designed to do, so there were a number of hacks and workarounds that some had to use in order to make it work that way. Drupal 8 introduced a new configuration system called Configuration Management which is designed specifically to facilitate moving configuration between instances of the same site ie: development, staging and production.
Features still exists to bundle functionality that's intended to be used on different sites, but Configuration Management is the recommended way to handle moving configuration between different instances of the same site. Drupal will store configuration files in the directory specified in settings. Defaults to 'sync' Options: --partial Allows for partial config imports from the source directory.
Only updates and new configs will be processed with this flag missing configs will not be deleted. Recognized values: list, diff. Defaults to list. An alternative to label argument Aliases: cim. Improve this answer. That's great, but if you want to import one file you have to move it to another partial directory? That's weird, isn't it? I came here because I can't be sure that core.
I keep getting errors about PlugIns i. Drupal contrib modules not existing. So I want to import core. Actually, I don't think I need this solution in this answer but thank you anyway, good to know! I did manage to put the config file in a separate directory and run this command. My issue - Unable to install the Show 1 more comment. You can import one configuration by running the following command: drupal config:import:single If you are trying to run multiple import you can create a chain for that.
Is there an option for drush aswell? Fortunately Drupal Console's source code is nice and easy to debug.
This is fantastic. Note that it didn't like working for me using lando, I had to lando ssh so the machine first and then run it natively. Configuration can be exported for a single item or for entire site.
I did for a single user.
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