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title: Modules
order: 14
description: Every module loaded in the runtime, including nested ones, with version, state, path and what it provides.
icon: lucide:package
---

# Modules

The Modules page lists every module loaded into the runtime, including modules nested inside other modules. Use it to check what is installed, which version runs and whether a module activated.

![The Modules page](../assets/screenshots/console-modules.png)

## Integrations

The top of the page lists the [integrations](../reference/integrations.md): modules whose events Lens can show. Each row has the integration, its module, a status and a switch.

| Status | Meaning | Switch |
|---|---|---|
| Not installed | The module is not loaded. The row says "Install bx-orm to enable". | Disabled. |
| Available, off | The module is installed, Lens is not listening. | An admin can turn it on. |
| On | Lens listens to the module's events. | An admin can turn it off. |

The switch is live, saved with the other [settings changes](settings.md) and written to the audit log (`integration.change`). A viewer, or `console.readOnly`, sees the status and cannot change it. The setting is `collectors.<id>.enabled`, off by default.

![The Integrations section](../assets/screenshots/console-integrations.png)

## The list

The left side has one row per module, sorted by name, with a filter box. Each row shows the name, the version and the state:

| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| active | The module activated. |
| loaded | The module is registered but did not activate. |
| disabled | The module is turned off. |

A module that sits inside another one shows `in <parent>` next to its name. The bx-ai module that ships inside Lens is an example.

## The detail

Pick a row to see:

- The description and the home URL.
- The author, and when the module activated and how long it took.
- The path on disk.
- The public mapping, if the module has one.
- The parent module for a nested module, and the nested modules for a parent.
- The modules it depends on.
- What it provides: functions (BIFs), components, member methods, interceptors and custom interception points. Each list shows up to 80 names.

!!! note
    A module that core registers through the Java service loader, like Lens itself, may show empty function lists.

## Settings

The page uses the `modules` collector, used only by this page. Turn it off with `collectors.modules.enabled`, or hide the page with `tabs.hide`. The [Environment](environment.md) page has a shorter list of modules with name, version, state and path.