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Show-SpectreSystemStatus

The PowerShell function in this gist is designed to display the system status of a Windows machine. It provides information about the operating system, hardware, and other relevant details. The function can be used to quickly gather and display important system information in a user-friendly format. This function requires PowerShell 7 and a Windows platform.

Usage

Save all files to the same directory. Dot source the ps1 file.

. .\Show-SystemStatus.ps1

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#requires -version 7.5

#TODO : Turn this into a module
Class SavedLocation {
    [Int32]$Index = $global:LocationList.count + 1
    [string]$Path = $($PWD.Path)
    [DateTime]$Date = $(Get-Date)
    [string]$Provider = (Get-Location).Provider.Name
}

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#requires -version 7.5
#requires -module pwshSpectreConsole

Function Out-SelectFile {

    <#
    .SYNOPSIS
    Select files from a SpectreConsole list
    .DESCRIPTION
    Select files using Read-SpectreMultiSelection from the pwshSpectreConsole module. Selected objects will be written to the pipeline.

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#requires -version 7.5
#requires -module pwshSpectreConsole
Function Import-LocalModule {
    [cmdletbinding()]
    [alias('ilm')]
    Param(
        [Parameter(Position = 0, HelpMessage = "The path to the module data JSON file")]
        [ValidateScript({Test-Path $_})]
        [string]$DataPath = "c:\scripts\LocalModuleData.json",
        [switch]$Passthru

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Empty File#requires -version 7.5
#requires -module pwshSpectreConsole

Function Select-ToDelete {
    <#
    .SYNOPSIS
    Select files to delete.
    .DESCRIPTION
    Pipe files to this command which will use SpectreConsole to present a choice menu. The command has an automatic timeout of 15 seconds.
    .PARAMETER InputObject

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#requires -version 7.2
<#
this is a variation of what you could do comparing text files
using Compare-Object. The only difference really is how this
script formats the output.

This should be considered a PROOF-OF-CONCEPT

#>

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<!--
history.format.ps1xml
Format type data generated 11/19/2024 11:19:23 by PROSPERO\Jeff

This file was created using the New-PSFormatXML command that is part
of the PSScriptTools module.

https://github.com/jdhitsolutions/PSScriptTools

To use, import this file into your PowerSHell 7 session:

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#requires -version 7.4
#requires -Module Microsoft.PowerShell.Crescendo

#this demo assumes you have copied the du.exe utility from Sysinternals to a folder in your path

#the name of the module to create
$ModuleName = "FolderUsage"
#the parent folder for the module
$ModulePath = "C:\temp"

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return "This is a demo script file."

# Find Me: https://jdhitsolutions.github.io

# Any one can learn syntax and mechanics.
# Let's focus on the squishy bits - what you should write
# and what not to write

#region Essential rules

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#requires -version 7.4

<#
This function requires the gh.exe command line tool.
You many encounter API rate restrictions under heavy use.
#>

#load the custom formatting file
Update-FormatData $PSScriptRoot\ghLabelStatus.format.ps1xml