PSScriptAnalyzer is a static code checker for Windows PowerShell modules and scripts. PSScriptAnalyzer checks the quality of Windows PowerShell code by running a set of rules. The rules are based on PowerShell best practices identified by PowerShell Team and the community. It generates DiagnosticResults (errors and warnings) to inform users about potential code defects and suggests possible solutions for improvements.
I wish you a really Powershell New Year 2019 !!!
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function Blink-Message { param([String]$Message,[int]$Delay,[int]$Count,[ConsoleColor[]]$Colors) $startColor = [Console]::ForegroundColor $startLeft = [Console]::CursorLeft $startTop = [Console]::CursorTop $colorCount = $Colors.Length cls for($i = 0; $i -lt $Count; $i++) { [Console]::CursorLeft = $startLeft [Console]::CursorTop = $startTop [Console]::ForegroundColor = $Colors[$($i % $colorCount)] [Console]::WriteLine($Message) Start-Sleep -Milliseconds $Delay } [Console]::ForegroundColor = $startColor } $HappyNewYear="|\ /|( ___ )( ____ )( ____ )|\ /| ( ( /|( ____ \|\ /| |\ /|( ____ \( ___ )( ____ ) | ) ( || ( ) || ( )|| ( )|( \ / ) | \ ( || ( \/| ) ( | ( \ / )| ( \/| ( ) || ( )| | (___) || (___) || (____)|| (____)| \ (_) / | \ | || (__ | | _ | | \ (_) / | (__ | (___) || (____)| | ___ || ___ || _____)| _____) \ / | (\ \) || __) | |( )| | \ / | __) | ___ || __) | ( ) || ( ) || ( | ( ) ( | | \ || ( | || || | ) ( | ( | ( ) || (\ ( | ) ( || ) ( || ) | ) | | | ) \ || (____/\| () () | | | | (____/\| ) ( || ) \ \__ |/ \||/ \||/ |/ \_/ |/ )_)(_______/(_______) \_/ (_______/|/ \||/ \__/ _______ _______ __ _____ _ _ _ / ___ )( __ )/ \ / ___ \ ( )( )( ) \/ ) || ( ) |\/) ) ( ( ) ) | || || | / )| | / | | | ( (___) | | || || | _/ / | (/ /) | | | \____ | | || || | / _/ | / | | | | ) | (_)(_)(_) ( (__/\| (__) |__) (_/\____) ) _ _ _ \_______/(_______)\____/\______/ (_)(_)(_)" Blink-Message $HappyNewYear 250 2019 Red, White, DarkRed, Green |
Sometimes you get a requirement to start a Powershell script from an elevated prompt. Here is a quick function to check that :
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function Test-ElevatedPrompt { [Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal] $Identity = [Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent() $Identity.IsInRole([Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltInRole]::Administrator) } |
This will return a simple boolean so you can use it this way :
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Install-Module BurntToast |
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PS C:\Users\Chris> Get-Command -Module BurntToast CommandType Name Version Source ----------- ---- ------- ------ Function New-BTAction 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTAppId 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTAudio 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTBinding 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTButton 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTContent 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTContextMenuItem 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTHeader 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTImage 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTInput 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTProgressBar 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTSelectionBoxItem 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTText 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BTVisual 0.6.2 BurntToast Function New-BurntToastNotification 0.6.2 BurntToast Function Submit-BTNotification 0.6.2 BurntToast |
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Set-BTFunctionLevel Advanced |
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New-BTAppId -AppId "PowershellTips.fr" |
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New-BurntToastNotification -AppLogo "https://powershelltips.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/powershell-creer-lire-modifier-raccourcis.png" -Text "PowerShell Notification" , "Powershell is life ! ;-)" |
You can also add a sound to your notification !
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