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Package config-finder
Short Description Lists modules that declare a configure route and provides a centralized index of their configuration forms.
License GPL-3.0-or-later
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Informations about the package config-finder
Config Finder
Sometimes configuration forms exist, but nothing links to them.
Instead of digging through the modules list to find them, this module collects every module that declares a configure route and lists them in one place.
Installation
Drupal uses
config_finder(underscores) as the module name, even though the Composer package isconfig-finder.
Usage
Go to:
/admin/config/system/config-finder
(Configuration → System → Module configuration index)
What it does
Config Finder scans enabled modules and:
- Finds modules that declare a
configureroute - Verifies the route exists
- Checks whether the current user has access
- Lists them in one place
By default, only configuration routes you can access are shown.
Unchecking the option in settings will show all detected entries.
Each module is shown with a status:
- Accessible — the route exists and you can access it
- Access denied — the route exists but you do not have permission
- Unresolved route — the module declares a
configureentry, but it does not resolve to a direct, accessible route
Settings
/admin/config/custom/config_finder
- Hide inaccessible or invalid configuration routes
When enabled (default), only accessible configuration pages are shown.
License
GPL-3.0-or-later
