public/project/findproject.ps1
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Set-MyInvokeCommandAlias -Alias FindProject -Command 'Invoke-FindProject -Owner {owner} -Pattern "{pattern}" -firstProject {firstProject} -afterProject "{afterProject}"' <# .SYNOPSIS Find a project by name pattern .DESCRIPTION Find a project using a search pattern used on GitHub UI. .EXAMPLE Find-Project -owner githubcustomers -pattern creator:rulasg Find all projects in the organization githubcustomers created by user rulasg .EXAMPLE Find-Project -owner octodemo -pattern "development" Find all projects in the organization octodemo with "development" in the title of the project .NOTES Reference: https://docs.github.com/en/issues/planning-and-tracking-with-projects/finding-your-projects#syntax-for-filtering-a-list-of-projects #> function Find-Project{ [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter()][string]$Owner, [Parameter()][string]$Pattern ) # Seaarch syntax: https://docs.github.com/en/issues/planning-and-tracking-with-projects/finding-your-projects#syntax-for-filtering-a-list-of-projects $params = @{ owner = $Owner pattern = $Pattern firstProject = 100 afterProject = $null } $result = Invoke-MyCommand -Command FindProject -Parameters $params $projects = $result.data.organization.projectsV2.nodes if($null -eq $projects){ "Error finding projects for owner [$Owner] with pattern [$Pattern]" | Write-MyError return $null } "[$($projects.Count)] projects found" | Write-MyVerbose return $projects } Export-ModuleMember -Function Find-Project |