PSDepend

0.4.0-alpha

PSDependMap.psd1

# This defines dependencies. Feel free to create your own
# Top level node is the dependency name
# Script is the script to run. These are stored in \PSDepend\PSDependScripts
# Description is a quick description of the dependency script
# Supports is a way to filter supported platforms: core, windows, macos, linux

# In some cases, it may be beneficial to include 'aliases'. Just add nodes for these.
@{
    Chocolatey      = @{
        Script      = 'Chocolatey.ps1'
        Description = 'Install a Chocolatey package from a Chocolatey feed'
        Supports    = 'windows'
    }
    
    Command         = @{
        Script      = 'Command.ps1'
        Description = 'Invoke a command in PowerShell'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    DotnetSdk       = @{
        Script      = 'DotnetSdk.ps1'
        Description = "Installs the .NET Core SDK"
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    FileDownload    = @{
        Script      = 'FileDownload.ps1'
        Description = 'Download a file'
        Supports    = 'windows'
    }

    FileSystem      = @{
        Script      = 'FileSystem.ps1'
        Description = 'Copy a file or folder'
        Supports    = 'windows'
    }

    Git             = @{
        Script      = 'Git.ps1'
        Description = 'Clone a git repository'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    GitHub          = @{
        Script      = 'GitHub.ps1'
        Description = 'Download and extract a GitHub repo'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    Npm             = @{
        Script      = 'Npm.ps1'
        Description = 'Install a node package'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    Noop            = @{
        Script      = 'Noop.ps1'
        Description = 'Display parameters that a depends script would receive. Use for testing and validation'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    Nuget           = @{
        Script      = 'Nuget.ps1'
        Description = 'Install a Nuget package from a Nuget feed'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    Package         = @{
        Script      = 'Package.ps1'
        Description = 'EXPERIMENTAL: Install a package via PackageManagement Install-Package'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    PSGalleryModule = @{
        Script      = 'PSGalleryModule.ps1'
        Description = 'Install a PowerShell module from the PowerShell Gallery (legacy, PowerShellGet v2 - prefer PSResourceGet for new projects)'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    PSGalleryNuget  = @{
        Script      = 'PSGalleryNuget.ps1'
        Description = 'Install a PowerShell module from the PowerShell Gallery without the PowerShellGet dependency'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    PSResourceGet   = @{
        Script      = 'PSResourceGet.ps1'
        Description = 'Install a PowerShell module from a PowerShell repository using PSResourceGet (preferred over PSGalleryModule)'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }

    Task            = @{
        Script      = 'Task.ps1'
        Description = 'Support dependencies by handling simple tasks'
        Supports    = 'windows', 'core', 'macos', 'linux'
    }
    
    WindowsRSAT = @{
        Script = 'WindowsRSAT.ps1'
        Description = 'Install a WindowsRSAT PowerShell module using Add-WindowsCapability or Install-WindowsFeature, depending on OS'
        Supports = 'windows'
    }
}