Public/Install-CommandNotFoundUtility.ps1
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function Install-CommandNotFoundUtility { <# .SYNOPSIS Install and setup the WinGetCommandNotFound utility from Microsoft PowerToys. .DESCRIPTION This script installs the Microsoft.WinGet.CommandNotFound module and enables the required PowerShell features. .EXAMPLE Install-CommandNotFoundUtility .NOTES Author: Sam Erde Version: 0.1.1 Modified: 2025-02-08 #> #requires -version 7.4 [CmdletBinding(HelpUri = 'https://day3bits.com/PSPreworkout/Install-CommandNotFoundUtility')] param ( ) begin { } # end begin block process { try { Install-Module -Name Microsoft.WinGet.CommandNotFound -Scope CurrentUser -Force } catch { throw $_ } try { # Might need to remove this to avoid errors during PSPreworkout installation. Import-Module -Name Microsoft.WinGet.CommandNotFound -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue } catch [System.InvalidOperationException] { Write-Warning -Message "Received the error `"$_`" while importing the 'Microsoft.WinGet.CommandNotFound module. The module may have already been installed and imported in the current session. This can usually be ignored.`n" } # end try/catch block # To Do: Check if already enabled: Enable-ExperimentalFeature -Name 'PSFeedbackProvider' Enable-ExperimentalFeature -Name 'PSCommandNotFoundSuggestion' } # end process block end { Write-Information -MessageData "`nThe WinGetCommandNotFound utility has been installed. Be sure to add it to your PowerShell profile with `Import-Module Microsoft.WinGet.CommandNotFound`.`n`nYou may also run <https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/blob/main/src/settings-ui/Settings.UI/Assets/Settings/Scripts/EnableModule.ps1> to perform this step automatically.`n" -InformationAction Continue } # end end block } # end function Install-CommandNotFoundUtility |