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@keleran/exon

v1.0.1

Published

Exchange Online PowerShell interface module

Downloads

2

Readme

Exchange Online PowerShell interface

This module makes it easier for Node.js applications to communicate with Exchange Online via PowerShell.

Tested in Kubuntu 20.10, Node.js 14.

Setup

The server must have PowerShell and Exchange Online PowerShell V2 module version 2.0.4 or newer installed.

The patched OMI must be installed as well.

You'd need to create an app in Azure AD with a PFX certificate generated and uploaded.

npm i @keleran/exon

Usage

const Exon = require('@keleran/exon');

const exon = new Exon({
  // mandatory
  connection: {
    appId: '*',
    // path to the .pfx file
    certificateFilePath: '*',
    // account domain 
    organization: '*.onmicrosoft.com'
  },
  // optional, defaults to the shown values
  timeouts: {
    spawn: 5000,
    exec: 180000
  },
  // optional - where to write log entries to 
  logFilePath: '*'
});

// resolved with stdout content
// rejected with stderr content
// there's no queue, wait for it to finish before sending a new command or it will be rejected instantly
// the first run will take extra time to download cmdlets from the remote server
const result = await exon.exec('CMDLET_NAME', {'CMDLET_PARAM_NAME': 'CMDLET_PARAM_VALUE'});

// disconnect from Exchange and kill PS process
// it will respawn and reconnect automatically on the next .exec()
// useful for graceful shutdown or if you believe it could help with some PS-related issue 
await exon.reset();