Public/Get-IdoItConstant.ps1
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Function Get-IdoItConstant { <# .SYNOPSIS Get-IdoItConstant .DESCRIPTION Get-IdoItConstant lets you retreive all available Constants in i-doit .EXAMPLE PS>Get-IdoItConstant Gives you all the constants .NOTES Version 0.1.0 30.12.2017 CB initial release #> $Params = @{} $ResultObj = Invoke-IdoIt -Method "idoit.constants" -Params $Params #The result of this method is quite strange. Converting it back from json will result in 3 PSObjects #with each of them contains a Noteproperty. So we will create a new CustomObj with properties type, const and title #and merge everything into this. So all the cool PowerShell features for filtering and piping are possible #First we create a template Object with the properties we need... $TemplateObj = [PSCustomObject]@{ "type" = $Null "const" = $Null "title" = $Null } #This is our final object where we will populate all values $CustomObj = @() #First we start with the objecttypes $TempType = $ResultObj.objectTypes Foreach ($O In $TempType.PSObject.Properties) { $TempObj = $TemplateObj | Select-Object * $TempObj.Type = "Object" $TempObj.Const = $O.Name $TempObj.Title = $O.Value $CustomObj += $TempObj } #then the global categories $TempType = $ResultObj.Categories.G Foreach ($O In $TempType.PSObject.Properties) { $TempObj = $TemplateObj | Select-Object * $TempObj.Type = "Global" $TempObj.Const = $O.name $TempObj.Title = $O.value $CustomObj += $TempObj } #and finally the specific categories $tempType = $ResultObj.Categories.S Foreach ($O In $TempType.PSObject.Properties) { $TempObj = $TemplateObj | Select-Object * $TempObj.Type = "Specific" $TempObj.Const = $O.Name $TempObj.Title = $O.Value $CustomObj += $TempObj } $CustomObj = $CustomObj | Add-ObjectTypeName -TypeName 'Idoit.Constant' Return $CustomObj } |