Scripts in PowerShell ISE – Chapter 2
The last chapter was a quick intro to PowerShell ISE and the commonly used cmdlets. Now lets take a look at creating and executing scripts in ISE.
Example -> Reading file contents
Step (a): Open PowerShell ISE application
Step (b): Type in the below cmdlet in the script window-
Get-Content “C:\Users\Documents\sampledocument.txt”
Step (c) : Save the file as “samplefile.ps1”
Step (d): Select the content of the script and click on “RUN” button on toolbar or press “F5”
Step (e): View file contents in the bottom panel
Isn’t it easy ?? Try out creating scripts with the cmdlets shared in Chapter 1.
Happy Scripting !!
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About The Author
ramz
A DevOps Practitioner with 23+ years of IT experience. She started her career as a developer, later graduated into different roles in the product lifecycle. Over the past decade, she has been providing consulting to a number of customers across the globe on adopting and practising DevOps and Agile, implementing tools and technologies to increase automation, tracking their maturity levels through metrics/OKRs, and in the recent years experimenting AI-based solutions. She co-authored a book named "Hands-On guide to Agile Operations", available at amazon.com She is the chapter lead for the Toronto region for the Canada DevOps Community. Ref: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raminder-devops-practitioner/