Public/Set-PlexDefaultServer.ps1
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function Set-PlexDefaultServer { <# .SYNOPSIS Set the default Plex server. .DESCRIPTION Set the default Plex server. .PARAMETER Name Name of the server to set as default. .EXAMPLE An example .NOTES General notes #> [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [String] $Name ) #Region Save Configuration to disk try { $ConfigFile = Get-PlexConfigFileLocation -ErrorAction Stop if((Test-Path -Path $ConfigFile) -eq $False) { throw "No config file found. You should run Set-PlexConfiguration to create one." } else { Import-PlexConfiguration # If the server name is not in the config file, throw an error: if($script:PlexConfigData.PlexServer -notcontains $Name) { throw "The server name '$Name' does not match any of the servers in the config file. If this is unexpected, make sure all servers are remotely accessible and run Set-PlexConfiguration to update the config file." } # If the server name is already the default, return: if($script:PlexConfigData | Where-Object { $_.PlexServer -eq $Name -and $_.Default -eq $True }) { Write-Verbose -Message "Function: $($MyInvocation.MyCommand): Server '$Name' is already the default server." return } # Else we have to set the new default server: # Loop through the config data and set the default to $false for all servers, but set the default to $true for the server we want to be default: $script:PlexConfigData | ForEach-Object { if($_.PlexServer -eq $Name) { $_.Default = $true } else { $_.Default = $false } } # Save the config file: ConvertTo-Json -InputObject @($script:PlexConfigData) -Depth 3 | Out-File -FilePath $ConfigFile -Force -ErrorAction Stop # Remove the existing config data from memory (to force a reload next time a function call is made): Remove-Variable -Name PlexConfigData -Scope Script -Force Write-Verbose -Message "Function: $($MyInvocation.MyCommand): Default Plex server set to '$Name'." } } catch { throw $_ } } |