Private/Export-IBConfig.ps1
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function Export-IBConfig { [CmdletBinding()] param() $cfgToExport = @{ CurrentProfile = Get-CurrentProfile Profiles = @{} } # ConvertTo-Json won't serialize the SecureString passwords in the PSCredential objects, # so we have to do some manual conversion into Username/Password combos that Import-IBConfig # will then re-hydrate later. $profiles = Get-Profiles foreach ($profName in $profiles.Keys) { $cfgToExport.Profiles.$profName = @{ WAPIHost = $profiles.$profName.WAPIHost WAPIVersion = $profiles.$profName.WAPIVersion Credential = $null SkipCertificateCheck = $profiles.$profName.SkipCertificateCheck } if ($null -ne $profiles.$profName.Credential) { $credSerialized = @{ Username = $profiles.$profName.Credential.Username } # ConvertFrom-SecureString is only really supported on Windows because # it relies on DPAPI to do encryption which doesn't exist on other platforms. # From PowerShell 6.0-6.1, using on non-Windows would throw an error. # In PowerShell 6.2+, it works again but only obfuscates the text instead # of encrypting it. # We're going to Base64 encode the password on all non-Windows systems # until there's a better cross-platform solution for encrypting it. if ($IsWindows -or 'PSEdition' -notin $PSVersionTable.Keys -or 'Desktop' -eq $PSVersionTable.PSEdition) { $credSerialized.Password = ConvertFrom-SecureString $profiles.$profName.Credential.Password } else { $passPlain = $profiles.$profName.Credential.GetNetworkCredential().Password $credSerialized.Password = [Convert]::ToBase64String( [Text.Encoding]::Unicode.GetBytes($passPlain) ) $credSerialized.IsBase64 = $true } $cfgToExport.Profiles.$profName.Credential = $credSerialized } } if ($profiles.Count -gt 0) { # Make sure the config folder exists $configFolder = Get-ConfigFolder New-Item $configFolder -Type Directory -ErrorAction Ignore # Save it to disk $configFile = Get-ConfigFile $cfgToExport | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 5 | Out-File $configFile -Encoding utf8 } } |