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  1. Script To Download the Current Version of PowerShell

    One of the annoying things about well, any software is checking to see if you have the currrent version. This is a thing with PowerShell, and because the PowerShell team in its finite wisdom has decided to not just have a "latest stable/lts/preview" url, we have to figure this out manually. It's not too bad though, fortunately, the PowerShell team gives us…

    bynkiidotcom.wordpress.com/202

    #PowershellMac
    #powershellmacos
    #powershell

  2. Script To Download the Current Version of PowerShell

    One of the annoying things about well, any software is checking to see if you have the currrent version. This is a thing with PowerShell, and because the PowerShell team in its finite wisdom has decided to not just have a "latest stable/lts/preview" url, we have to figure this out manually. It's not too bad though, fortunately, the PowerShell team gives us…

    bynkiidotcom.wordpress.com/202

    #PowershellMac
    #powershellmacos
    #powershell

  3. PowerShell script signer is done!

    Well, it's a 1.0.1, there’s a few things I want to add, but it's not bad at the moment. It's on the PowerShell Gallery at: powershellgallery.com/packages and the github link is at: github.com/johncwelch/pwshsign

    the readme on the github repo has the small number of future improvements I have planned, but for now, it's a solid MVP.

    #PowershellMac
    #powershellmacos
    #powershell

  4. PowerShell script signer is done!

    Well, it's a 1.0.1, there’s a few things I want to add, but it's not bad at the moment. It's on the PowerShell Gallery at: powershellgallery.com/packages and the github link is at: github.com/johncwelch/pwshsign

    the readme on the github repo has the small number of future improvements I have planned, but for now, it's a solid MVP.

    #PowershellMac
    #powershellmacos
    #powershell

  5. Getting Warranty Info on your Mac with PowerShell

    This was a feature someone asked for with Get-MacInfo. Here's the basics, the script is on the github site, and VERY REAL WARNINGS:

    This is incredibly fragile, as it relies on a directory, com.apple.NewDeviceOutreach, being in ~/Library/Application Support/ for the user running the script. I'm not even going to try to play "peekaboo in other user homedirs" with a…

    bynkiidotcom.wordpress.com/202

    #powershell
    #powershellmac
    #powershellmacos

  6. Getting Warranty Info on your Mac with PowerShell

    This was a feature someone asked for with Get-MacInfo. Here's the basics, the script is on the github site, and VERY REAL WARNINGS:

    This is incredibly fragile, as it relies on a directory, com.apple.NewDeviceOutreach, being in ~/Library/Application Support/ for the user running the script. I'm not even going to try to play "peekaboo in other user homedirs" with a…

    bynkiidotcom.wordpress.com/202

    #powershell
    #powershellmac
    #powershellmacos

  7. Script I used to work out grabbing json system_profiler data. Tpowershellmacos complicated because there’s things that aren’t always there, and a LOT of info if they’re all there.

    github.com/johncwelch/Get-MacI

    #powershell
    #powershellmac
    #powershellmacos

  8. Script I used to work out grabbing json system_profiler data. Tpowershellmacos complicated because there’s things that aren’t always there, and a LOT of info if they’re all there.

    github.com/johncwelch/Get-MacI

    #powershell
    #powershellmac
    #powershellmacos

  9. While display dialog is simple in terms of how it looks, it’s remarkably complex in terms of parameters. There’s arrays, paths to .icns files, etc.

    The output is pretty straightforward but the input parameter testing will be a pain.

    #powershell #powershellmacos

  10. While display dialog is simple in terms of how it looks, it’s remarkably complex in terms of parameters. There’s arrays, paths to .icns files, etc.

    The output is pretty straightforward but the input parameter testing will be a pain.

    #powershell #powershellmacos

  11. building a PowerShell module that presents a "Proper" powershell interface for display dialog. If it works out, then I'll see about doing other AppleScript UI primitives as PS modules, to make up for the lack of UI in PS on macOS

    #powershell #powershellmacos

  12. building a PowerShell module that presents a "Proper" powershell interface for display dialog. If it works out, then I'll see about doing other AppleScript UI primitives as PS modules, to make up for the lack of UI in PS on macOS

    #powershell #powershellmacos