Public/Get-FODApplicationId.ps1
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function Get-FODApplicationId { <# .SYNOPSIS Gets the id for a FOD applications. .DESCRIPTION Get the internal id for a specific FOD application. .PARAMETER ApplicationName The name of the application. .PARAMETER Raw If specified, provide raw output and do not parse any responses. .PARAMETER Token FOD token to use. If empty, the value from PS4FOD will be used. .PARAMETER Proxy Proxy server to use. Default value is the value set by Set-FODConfig .EXAMPLE # Get the id for the Application called "FOD-Test" Get-FODApplicationId -ApplicationName "FOD-Test" .FUNCTIONALITY Fortify on Demand #> param ( [Parameter(Mandatory=$True)] [string]$ApplicationName, [switch]$Raw, [Parameter()] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [string]$Token = $Script:PS4FOD.Token, [Parameter()] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [string]$ApiUri = $Script:PS4FOD.ApiUri, [Parameter()] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [string]$Proxy = $Script:PS4FOD.Proxy, [switch]$ForceVerbose = $Script:PS4FOD.ForceVerbose ) begin { $Application = @() } process { try { $Application = Get-FODApplications -Filters "applicationName:$ApplicationName" | Where-Object { $_.applicationName -eq $ApplicationName } } catch { Write-Error $_ Break } } end { if ($Raw) { $Application } else { $Application | Select-Object -ExpandProperty applicationId } } } |