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Convert SwisSnapin.dll to a PowerShell module #2

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tdanner opened this issue Jul 1, 2015 · 7 comments
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Convert SwisSnapin.dll to a PowerShell module #2

tdanner opened this issue Jul 1, 2015 · 7 comments
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tdanner commented Jul 1, 2015

http://blog.codeinside.eu/2013/03/08/powershell-snapins-vs-modules
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So which way do you want to go with this module? Do you want to create it with C# or use PowerShell? If you want to use PS, PowerOrion looks like a good place to start.

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tdanner commented Mar 11, 2016

My plan was to do this in C#, mostly reusing code from the existing snapin. This module would provide the basic functionality - connecting, query, invoke, create, update, delete - that PowerOrion leverages to build higher-level commands. We could then update PowerOrion to use the SWIS PowerShell module instead of SwisSnapin. Then the whole set would be xcopy-deployable.

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BladeFireLight commented Nov 8, 2016 •
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Not just xcopy I would like to seeit on powershellgalary.com and have it deployed via install-module.

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I vote for this too, it would be nice to have something what is not part of Orion SDK and is deployable as standalone package. OrionSDK is awesome for writing SWQL queries. Once the query is written I dont need SWQL studio anymore and it would be nice to have possibility to install PowerOrion module and run query I need.

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And it would be nice to have possibility to install it using chocolatey in the same way as OrionSDK
https://chocolatey.org/packages/orionsdk

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This is especially important in light of PSSnapIns being deprecated in PowerShell Core.

PowerShell/PowerShell#2122 (comment)

tdanner added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 27, 2017
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Add manifest to use SwisPowerShell.dll as a PS Module issue #2 (#88)
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* The current snapin dll is usable as a PowerShell module if you provide the .psd1 file

* The current snapin dll is usable as a PowerShell module if you provide the .psd1 file

* Make SwisPowerShell output to its own directory for separate dependencies

* Updates to build a powershell module

* Fix SwisPowerShell.dll path for signing
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tdanner commented Nov 14, 2017

The module is now available on PowerShell Gallery as SwisPowerShell.

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