A collection of PowerShell functions designed to enhance your own functions and scripts or to facilitate working in the console. Most of the commands should work in Windows PowerShell and PowerShell 7, even cross-platform. Any operating system limitations should be handled on a per-command basis.

The easiest way to develop apps for Windows.

ShowUI is a module to help you write user interfaces to interact with PowerShell

A PowerShell module to display a calendar in the console.

A set of PowerShell commands for creating and managing a WPF-based clock that runs on your Windows desktop.

The PowerShell IconForGUI module is a collection of commands used to handle retrieving icons from bitmap files .png, .ico, etc., executables and libraries .exe, .dll, etc., to use them in Windows Forms and Windows Presentation Foundation applications.

Creates a System Tray Menu from a csv file to launch any PowerShell Command or file (or any other executable)

Module to make a simple UI for your script on the Windows taskbar.

The WPFPS powershell module allows you to interact with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) controls

A GUI to launch any PowerShell script, function, or any other executables. You have the option to run any of these options as a normal user or as an Admin. Everything is saved in a json config file. Also created menu items that assists in creating the buttons, panels, and colour schemes. There is no need to manually edit the config file.

PowerShell module for OxyPlot. For more details, see https://github.com/horker/oxyplotcli2

The Show-ExitProcessRequest function displays a form that requests the user to save and close a specified process. You may specify just a display name but if you include a process name then it will attempt to terminate that process at the end. The function allows the user to continue or optionally permit them to cancel the process closure, if no pr... More info

A Windows PowerShell unified DSL for UIs

User interface components for building scripts.