Get-ScriptCopPatrol.ps1
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function Get-ScriptCopPatrol { <# .Synopsis Gets the currently defined script cop patrols. .Description Gets the currently defined script cop patrols. A Script Cop patrol groups a number of rules to help easily fix a set of issues. .Example Get-ScriptCopPatrol .Link Register-ScriptCopPatrol #> [CmdletBinding(DefaultParameterSetName='All')] param( # The name of the patrol. [Parameter(Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, ParameterSetName='Name')] [string] $Name ) begin { # Declare Control Cache if it Doesn't Exist if (-not ($script:ScriptCopPatrols)) { $script:ScriptCopPatrols = @{} } } process { if ($psCmdlet.parameterSetName -eq 'Name' -and $script:ScriptCopPatrols[$name]) { #region Create a PSObject to hold the results $result = New-Object PSObject $result.psObject.Properties.add( (New-Object Management.Automation.PSNoteProperty "Name", $Name) ) $result.psObject.Properties.add( (New-Object Management.Automation.PSNoteProperty "Description", $script:ScriptCopPatrols[$name].Description) ) $result.psObject.Properties.add( (New-Object Management.Automation.PSNoteProperty "CommandRule", $script:ScriptCopPatrols[$name].CommandRule) ) $result.psObject.Properties.add( (New-Object Management.Automation.PSNoteProperty "ModuleRule", $script:ScriptCopPatrols[$name].ModuleRule) ) $result #endregion } elseif ($psCmdlet.parameterSetName -eq 'All') { #region Use Recursion to get the PSObject for each patrol $script:ScriptCopPatrols.Keys | Get-ScriptCopPatrol #endregion } } } |