Posh-Bootstrap.psm1
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# The directories to include in the module. This determines # - the actions to take on each directory, # - the files to include and exclude and # - the order of processing. # NOTE: The initialisation order matters; classes and enums must be loaded first, before the # cmdlets using them are initialised. Otherwise, the class references will fail. $Directories = @( @{ Path = "Classes" Export = $false Recurse = $true Filter = "*.Class.ps1" Exclude = @() }, @{ Path = "Enums" Export = $false Recurse = $true Filter = "*.Enum.ps1" Exclude = @() }, @{ Path = "Public" Export = $true Recurse = $true Filter = "*-*.ps1" Exclude = @() }, @{ Path = "Private" Export = $false Recurse = $true Filter = "*.ps1" Exclude = @() } ) # Reference to the module manifest file. This can be used to retreive module metadata within the # module code (e.g. version and copyright information). # NOTE: The interpreter marks this property as never used but this is not true as the variable is # used by other files in the module code. $Manifest = Import-PowerShellDataFile $PSScriptRoot\Posh-Bootstrap.psd1 foreach ($Directory in $Directories) { $AbsolutePath = Join-Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath $Directory.Path $AbsolutePath | Get-ChildItem -Filter $Directory.Filter -Exclude $Directory.Exclude -Recurse:$Directory.Recurse -ErrorAction Ignore | ForEach-Object { try { $Unit = $_.FullName # Dot-source the file so that the rest of the module can reference it. . $Unit # Export members marked public. Note, that this only exports the function with the same # name as the file name it resides in. if ($Directory.Export) { Export-ModuleMember -Function $_.BaseName } } catch { throw $("Could not import '$Unit' with exception: `n`n`n$($_.Exception)" -as $_.Exception.GetType()) } } } |