Env.psm1
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<# .Synopsis Creates a Powershell process with an environment with dot-sourced content from the .environment folder. .Description To use it create a folder caled .environment and fulfill by your content t oset up the environment. Calling Env at the folder with a .environment folder will create a new Powershell process and dot source everything that exists at the .environment folder .Example .Example PS > Env - Will create a new console at the same window PS > Env "some PS code to execute" - Will create a new console, execute the code and exit #> function EnvStart($code, $NoExit) { if ($PSVersionTable.PSVersion.Major -gt 5) { $pwsh = "pwsh" } else { $pwsh = "powershell" } $start_args = @() $start_args += "-NoLogo" #adding a command key if ($NoExit) { $start_args += "-NoExit", "-Command", "echo '`nPS Subprocess Started`n=====================`n';" } else { $start_args += "-Command"} #adding a command if ($code -and ($code) -ne "") { $start_args += $code } Start-Process -NoNewWindow -Wait -FilePath $pwsh -ArgumentList $start_args } function Env($code) { $env = Test-Path -Path "$(Get-Location)\.environment\*.ps1" if ($env) { $source_cmd = "Get-ChildItem `".\.environment\*.ps1`" | ForEach-Object { .`$_ }" } else { $source_cmd = "" } if ($code) { EnvStart "$source_cmd; $code" -NoExit 0} else { EnvStart "$source_cmd" -NoExit 1} } Export-ModuleMember -Function @('Env') |