OnQ.psd1
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@{ RootModule = 'OnQ.psm1' Description = 'Easy Asynchronous Event-Driven Scripting with PowerShell' ModuleVersion = '0.1.2' GUID = 'ba5ad698-89a1-4887-9511-59f9025989b1' Author = 'James Brundage' Copyright = '2021 Start-Automating' FormatsToProcess = 'OnQ.format.ps1xml' TypesToProcess = 'OnQ.types.ps1xml' AliasesToExport = '*' PrivateData = @{ PSData = @{ ProjectURI = 'https://github.com/StartAutomating/OnQ' LicenseURI = 'https://github.com/StartAutomating/OnQ/blob/master/LICENSE' Tags = 'OnQ', 'Events' ReleaseNotes = @' 0.1.2: --- New Event Source: * UDP PowerShellAsync Event Source now allows for a -Parameter dictionaries. 0.1.1: --- New Event Sources: * HTTPResponse * PowerShellAsync New Event Source Capabilities: Event Sources can now return an InitializeEvent property or provide a ComponentModel.InitializationEvent attribute. This will be called directly after the subscription is created, so as to avoid signalling too soon. 0.1: --- Initial Module Release. Fun simple event syntax (e.g. on mysignal {"do this"} or on delay "00:00:01" {"do that"}) Better pipelining support for Sending events. '@ } OnQ = @{ 'Time' = '@Time.ps1' 'Delay' = '@Delay.ps1' 'Process' = 'EventSources/@Process.ps1' 'ModuleChanged' = 'EventSources/@ModuleChanged.ps1' 'Job' = 'EventSources/@Job.ps1' 'PowerShellAsync' = 'EventSources/@PowerShellAsync.ps1' 'HttpResponse' = 'EventSources/@HttpResponse.ps1' UDP = 'EventSources/@UDP.ps1' } } } |