AptecoPSFramework.psm1
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#----------------------------------------------- # NOTES #----------------------------------------------- <# Inspired by Tutorial of RamblingCookieMonster in http://ramblingcookiemonster.github.io/Building-A-PowerShell-Module/ and https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/PSStackExchange/blob/db1277453374cb16684b35cf93a8f5c97288c41f/PSStackExchange/PSStackExchange.psm1 #> #----------------------------------------------- # ENUMS #----------------------------------------------- #----------------------------------------------- # LOAD DEFAULT SETTINGS #----------------------------------------------- $Env:PSModulePath = @( $Env:PSModulePath "$( $Env:ProgramFiles )\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" "$( $Env:HOMEDRIVE )\$( $Env:HOMEPATH )\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" "$( $Env:windir )\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules" ) -join ";" #----------------------------------------------- # LOAD DEFAULT SETTINGS #----------------------------------------------- $defaultsettingsFile = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "/settings/defaultsettings.ps1" Try { $Script:defaultSettings = [PSCustomObject]( . $defaultsettingsFile ) } Catch { Write-Error -Message "Failed to import default settings $( $defaultsettingsFile )" } $Script:settings = $Script:defaultSettings #----------------------------------------------- # LOAD NETWORK SETTINGS #----------------------------------------------- # Allow only newer security protocols # hints: https://www.frankysweb.de/powershell-es-konnte-kein-geschuetzter-ssltls-kanal-erstellt-werden/ if ( $Script:settings.changeTLS ) { # $AllProtocols = @( # [System.Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12 # #[System.Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls13, # #,[System.Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Ssl3 # ) [System.Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = @( $Script:settings.allowedProtocols ) } # TODO look for newer version of this network stuff #----------------------------------------------- # LOAD PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FUNCTIONS #----------------------------------------------- #$Plugins = @( Get-ChildItem -Path "$( $PSScriptRoot )/plugins/*.ps1" -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue ) $Public = @( Get-ChildItem -Path "$( $PSScriptRoot )/public/*.ps1" -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue ) $Private = @( Get-ChildItem -Path "$( $PSScriptRoot )/private/*.ps1" -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue ) # dot source the files @( $Public + $Private ) | ForEach-Object { $import = $_ Write-Verbose "Load $( $import.fullname )" Try { . $import.fullname } Catch { Write-Error -Message "Failed to import function $( $import.fullname ): $( $_ )" } } #----------------------------------------------- # SET SOME VARIABLES ONLY VISIBLE TO MODULE AND FUNCTIONS #----------------------------------------------- # Define the variables #New-Variable -Name execPath -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # Path of the calling script New-Variable -Name processId -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # GUID process ID to identify log messages that belong to one process New-Variable -Name timestamp -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # Start time of this module New-Variable -Name debugMode -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # Debug mode switch New-Variable -Name logDivider -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # String of dashes to use in logs New-Variable -Name moduleRoot -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # Current location root of this module New-Variable -Name debug -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # Debug variable where you can put in any variables to read after executing the script, good for debugging New-Variable -Name pluginFolders -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # Folders array for loading plugins New-Variable -Name plugins -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # Plugins collection for all registered plugins New-Variable -Name pluginPath -Value $null -Scope Script -Force # The path of the chosen plugin New-Variable -Name plugin -value $null -Scope Script -Force # The plugin pscustomobject # Set the variables now $Script:timestamp = [datetime]::Now $Script:debugMode = $false $Script:logDivider = "----------------------------------------------------" # String used to show a new part of the log $Script:moduleRoot = $PSScriptRoot.ToString() # instantiate plugin with dummy values # TODO remove this dummy values $Script:plugin = [PSCustomObject]@{ #"abc" = "def" } #----------------------------------------------- # IMPORT MODULES #----------------------------------------------- # Load dependencies . ( Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot.ToString() -ChildPath "/bin/dependencies.ps1" ) try { $psModules | ForEach-Object { $mod = $_ Import-Module -Name $mod -ErrorAction Stop } } catch { Write-Error "Error loading dependencies. Please execute 'Install-AptecoPSFramework' now" Exit 0 } # TODO For future you need in linux maybe this module for outgrid-view, which is also supported on console only: microsoft.powershell.consoleguitools #----------------------------------------------- # REGISTER AVAILABLE PLUGINS #----------------------------------------------- # Add default plugins folder Add-PluginFolder -Folder ( join-path -Path $PSScriptRoot.ToString() -ChildPath "plugins" ) #$plugins = Register-Plugins #----------------------------------------------- # LOAD SECURITY SETTINGS #----------------------------------------------- If ("" -ne $Script:settings.keyfile) { If ( Test-Path -Path $Script:settings.keyfile -eq $true ) { Import-Keyfile -Path $Script:settings.keyfile } else { Write-Error "Path to keyfile is not valid. Please check your settings json file!" } } #----------------------------------------------- # MAKE PUBLIC FUNCTIONS PUBLIC #----------------------------------------------- Export-ModuleMember -Function $Public.Basename #-verbose #+ "Set-Logfile" #----------------------------------------------- # SET THE LOGGING #----------------------------------------------- # Set a new process id first, but this can be overridden later Set-ProcessId -Id ( [guid]::NewGuid().toString() ) # the path for the log file will be set with loading the settings |