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A scaffolding framework which can be used to kickstart a generic PowerShell module project.
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A scaffolding framework which can be used to kickstart a generic PowerShell module project with a bunch of extras.
A scaffolding framework which can be used to kickstart a generic PowerShell module project with an Invoke-Build backend for regular deployments and other automated tasks. This project helps make everything about starting, documenting, building, and eventually releasing your module to the PSGallary a breeze.
PowerShell 5.0
All other module requirements will be automatically installed at build time if they are not available. (This is one of the reasons PowerShell 5 or greater is required)
Powershell Gallery (PS 5.0, Preferred method)install-module ModuleBuild -Scope:CurrentUser
Manual Installationiex (New-Object Net.WebClient).DownloadString("https://github.com/zloeber/ModuleBuild/raw/master/Install.ps1")
Or clone this repository to your local machine, extract, go to the .\releases\ModuleBuild directoryand import the module to your session to test, but not install this module.
This build framework for PowerShell modules comes with several appealing baked in features which include;
- Fully portable project directory structure and build process. So portable that you can copy it to another PowerShell 5.0 capable system and it should run the same.
- Automatically combine your public and private functions into one clean psm1 file at build time.
- Automatically update your psd1 file with public functions at build time.
- Automatically scan your module release with PSScriptAnalyzer
- Automatically upload your script to the PowerShell Gallery (with appropriate API key)
- Automatically create project documentation folder structure and yml definition file for ReadTheDocs.org integration
- Automatically start Pester tests during build process
- Visual Studio Code integration (tasks)
- Easy to manage build configuration with forward compatible design and easy to use commands
- Includes ability to scan for sensitive terms (like your company domain name or other items that you may not want published)
- Functions for importing public and private functions from other projects into a ModuleBuild project
- Add new public functions to your project based on easy to create templates.
Visit theReadTheDocs.org documentation that this module created a manifest for automatically.
Please feel free to contribute by opening new issues or providing pull requests.For the best development experience, open this project as a folder in VisualStudio Code and ensure that the PowerShell extension is installed.
More contributing information can be foundhere.
This module is tested with the PowerShell testing framework Pester. To run all tests, just start the included build script with the test param.\Build.ps1 -test.
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