Open-WebJEAFile.ps1
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function Open-WebJEAFile { <# .SYNOPSIS Opens the specified file for editing. .DESCRIPTION Loads the file specified for editing in-memory. Changes are not active until saved. .EXAMPLE Open-WebJEAFile -path 'c:\webjea\config.json' .PARAMETER Path The path of the WebJEA config json file to open. .NOTES Version: 1.0 Author: Mark Domansky Creation Date: 2018-01-13 Purpose/Change: Initial release #> #requires -version 3 #r#equires -pssnapin <snapin> -version X.x #r#equires -modules {<module-name>} #r#equires -shellid <shellid> #r#equires -runasadministrator [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess=$True,ConfirmImpact='Low')] param ( [Parameter(Position=0, Mandatory, ValueFromPipeline, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName, HelpMessage='What configuration file do you want to open?')] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [ValidateScript({Test-Path $_})] #must return $true/$false [string]$Path ) #/param begin { $WJConfig = get-wjprivatedata -key "WJConfig" $WJConfigFile = get-wjprivatedata -key "WJConfigFile" $path = Resolve-Path $path if ((test-path $path) -eq $false) {write-error "Could not validate Path"} } #/begin process { $ErrorActionPreference = "Stop" $objdata = $null try { Write-Verbose "Testing File for JSON content: $path " $objdata = Get-Content $path -Raw | Convertfrom-Json } catch { Write-Error "File '$path' could not be parsed as JSON." } #TODO: Add content testing of JSON config before overwriting internal variable? Write-Verbose "Opening Config in $path" new-wjconfigobject -cfg $objdata $WJConfig = $objdata $WJConfigFile = $path Set-WJPrivateData -key "WJConfig" -value $WJConfig Set-WJPrivateData -key "WJConfigFile" -value $WJConfigFile } #/process end { } #/end } #/function |