powershell-extension

Scripts and modules for the Microsoft Powershell

git module

The module git provides additional functions for git that allow running a recursive git pull on all git directories beneath a base path.

Install

If you want to use the module git in a powershell, you can import it directly (adjust the path to the script if necessary):

Import-Module C:\dev\projects\powershell-extension\git\git.psd1

If you want to use the module in every powershell instance, you can add the command from above to your Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1 (adjust the path to the script if necessary).

Configure

If you want to use the config file, you need to create a file called .gitrepos in your home directory.

You can then add the directories you want to use as search paths for git repositories. For example:

C://dev//awesome-project/
C://dev//another-awesome-project/

Please add an empty line at the end.

Usage: gitPullAll

Runs a git pull on all git directories based on the repositories defined in the config file.

gitPullAll

Usage: Start-RecursiveGitPull

Runs a git pull on all git directories based on the given base directory:

Start-RecursiveGitPull "C://dev//awesome-project"

package-manager module

The module package-manager provides additional functions for winget that allow managing software packages with winget.

Install

If you want to use the module package-manager in a powershell, you can import it directly (adjust the path to the script if necessary):

Import-Module C:\dev\projects\powershell-extension\package-manager\package-manager.psd1

If you want to use the module in every powershell instance, you can add the command from above to your Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1 (adjust the path to the script if necessary).

Configure winget software packages

If you want to use the config file, you need to create a file called .wingetrepos in the folder winget-configs your home directory.

You can then add the winget package IDs of the software packages you want to use. For example:

Microsoft.PowerShell
Microsoft.WindowsTerminal
Microsoft.PowerToys
Microsoft.VisualStudioCode

Please add an empty line at the end.

Provide winget configuration

If you want to use winget configuration, you need to create a file called configuration.dsc.yaml in the folder winget-configs your home directory.

You can then add the winget configuration in the yaml file according to the file format. For example:

# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://aka.ms/configuration-dsc-schema/0.2
# Reference: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/blob/main/doc/devdocs/readme.md#compiling-powertoys
properties:
  resources:
    - resource: Microsoft.WinGet.DSC/WinGetPackage
      id: Git.Git
      directives:
        description: Install git
        allowPrerelease: true
      settings:
        id: Git.Git
        source: winget       
  configurationVersion: 0.2.0

Usage: winget-install

Runs a winget install on all software packages defined in the config file.

winget-install

Usage: winget-upgrade

Runs a winget upgrade on all software packages defined in the config file.

winget-upgrade

Usage: wingetConfig-show

Runs a winget configure show on winget configuration defined in the config file.

wingetConfig-show

Usage: wingetConfig-validate

Runs a winget configure validate on winget configuration defined in the config file.

wingetConfig-validate

Usage: wingetConfig-test

Runs a winget configure test on winget configuration defined in the config file.

wingetConfig-test