This project is a collection of various PowerShell modules, which I have been developing during personal studies and research. Please reference the appropriate version-named branch for versions which are deemed releasable.
The PowerShell modules contained in this project were targeted for PowerShell Core 7.0 or later.
- GDIPlus: Module providing GDI Plus Graphics capabilities.
- Htmltility: PowerShell HTML utility functions.
- IOUtility: General PowerShell I/O utility functions.
- LteDev: PowerShell development utility functions.
- SwPackage: Functions for working with software packages.
- WinIOUtility: PowerShell I/O utility functions for windows-based systems.
- XmlUtility: Provides XML functions for advanced manipulation and formatting of XML.
These are incomplete modules which are not yet ready to be published.
- CredentialStorage: Provides password storage and retrieval functionality.
- MsExcelUtil: Provides commands for working with Microsoft Excel files.
- NetworkUtility: PowerShell Network utility functions.
- PSDB: In-memory database provider for PowerShell.
The term "publishing" refers to the PowerShell module being published to the dist folder of this repository.
Tasks for building and publishing modules are defined in .vscode/tasks.json.
These tasks use the Deploy.ps1 to copy the necessary files to the corresponding subdirectory under the dist folder.
The solution file for all binary modules is at src/PowerShellModules.sln.
This solution uses Pester-based unit testing. Pester tests are distributed along with the PowerShell modules.
Binary modules may also have NUnit tests for binary module components.
The .vscode/launch.json contains configurations for executing Pester unit tests
and the .vscode/tasks.json contains tasks for executing the NUnit tests.
PowerShell : PowerShell Core 7.0+
To compile using Visual Studio Code or the build.ps1 script, will need install the .NET Core 8.0 SDK, which can be obtained from https://www.microsoft.com/net/download/visual-studio-sdks.
This project was recently converted from being developed from Visual Studio Ultimate to Visual Studio Code (https://code.visualstudio.com/download). Additional environment configuration may be necessary for development, or to compile the projects.
The "C# for Visual Studio Code (powered by OmniSharp)" extension is required for development.
This extension, as well as others which are recommended for development, are listed in the .vscode/extensions.json file, and should appear in the Recommended extension listing in Visual Studio Code. Alternatively, you can refer to https://sites.google.com/erwinefamily.net/vscodedevcheatsheet for an example script that you can use in the terminal window to install multiple extensions.
To compile without Visual Studio, you will also need .
This Git script library is maintained by Leonard T. Erwine. If you wish to contribute to this project, simply edit a file and propose a change, or propose a new file at My Public GitHub Website.