Node Temporary Module for Drupal 11 Automates Expiring Test Content

Staff Reporter

Drupal developer Pavel Kasianov has released a new module, Node Temporary, designed to help manage test and temporary content. The module allows users to mark content nodes as temporary and assign an expiration date. Once that date is reached, nodes can be automatically unpublished or deleted, depending on configuration.

Expiration is processed asynchronously through Drupal's cron and queue systems. A settings form is available for each content type, enabling expiration control and a configurable buffer period.

The module also integrates with Content Views, displaying an icon and tooltip to show expiration details for nodes.

Node Temporary is available now for Drupal 11. Source code and documentation can be found on GitHub: github.com/t1mm1/node-temporary.

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