Private/New-ScriptMessage.ps1
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function New-ScriptMessage { <# .SYNOPSIS Helper Function to show default message used in VERBOSE/DEBUG/WARNING .DESCRIPTION Helper Function to show default message used in VERBOSE/DEBUG/WARNING and... HOST in some case. This is helpful to standardize the output messages .PARAMETER Message Specifies the message to show .PARAMETER Block Specifies the Block where the message is coming from. .PARAMETER DateFormat Specifies the format of the date. Default is 'yyyy\/MM\/dd HH:mm:ss:ff' For example: 2016/04/20 23:33:46:78 .PARAMETER FunctionScope Specifies the FunctionName to retrieve. 0 is New-ScriptMessage 1 is the function calling New-ScriptMessage 2 is for example the script/function calling the function which call New-ScriptMessage etc... .EXAMPLE New-ScriptMessage -Message "Francois-Xavier" -Block PROCESS -Verbose -FunctionScope 0 [2016/04/20 23:33:46:78][New-ScriptMessage][PROCESS] Francois-Xavier .EXAMPLE New-ScriptMessage -message "Connected" if the function is just called from the prompt you will get the following output [2015/03/14 17:32:53:62] Connected .EXAMPLE New-ScriptMessage -message "Connected to $Computer" -FunctionScope 1 If the function is called from inside another function, It will show the name of the function. [2015/03/14 17:32:53:62][Get-Something] Connected .NOTES Francois-Xavier Cat www.lazywinadmin.com @lazywinadm github.com/lazywinadmin #> [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([string])] param ( [String]$Message, [String]$Block, [String]$DateFormat = 'yyyy\/MM\/dd HH:mm:ss:ff', [int]$FunctionScope = "1" ) PROCESS { $DateFormat = Get-Date -Format $DateFormat $MyCommand = (Get-Variable -Scope $FunctionScope -Name MyInvocation -ValueOnly).MyCommand.Name IF ($MyCommand) { $String = "[$DateFormat][$MyCommand]" } #IF ELSE { $String = "[$DateFormat]" } #Else IF ($PSBoundParameters['Block']) { $String += "[$Block]" } Write-Output "$String $Message" } #Process } |