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get-startapps

v2.0.2

Published

Wrapper for the PowerShell Get-StartApps command.

Downloads

22

Readme

About

Wrapper for the PowerShell Get-StartApps command.

Examples

Get every apps:

import getapps, { isValidAUMID } from "get-startapps";

const apps = await getapps();
/* OUTPUT
[ 
  { 
    name: '...',
    appID: '...' 
  },
  ... 
] 
*/

//Keep only UWP apps
const UWP = apps.filter(app => isValidAUMID(app.appID))

Search:

import getapps from "get-startapps";

await getapps("Xbox");
await getapps({name: "Xbox"}); //search by name only
await getapps({appID: "Xbox"}); //search by appID only
await getapps({name: "Xbox", appID:"GamingOverlay"}) //search by name and appID

Has GamingOverlay (Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App) ? :

import { has } from "get-startapps";
has({id:"GamingOverlay"}) //true or false

Is "Microsoft.WindowsStore_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App" a valid UWP Application User Model ID ?

import { isValidAUMID } from "get-startapps";
isValidAUMID("Microsoft.WindowsStore_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App")); //true 

Installation

npm install get-startapps

API

⚠️ This module is only available as an ECMAScript module (ESM) starting with version 2.0.0. Previous version(s) are CommonJS (CJS) with an ESM wrapper.

Default export

(search?: string | object): Promise<obj[]>

Invok Get-StartApps with an optional search.

if search is

  • a string this is eq to Get-StartApps %search%
  • an object {name?: string, appID?: string} then search for either matching name, appid or both.
  • omitted/empty object this is eq to Get-StartApps and it will list all available apps.

Returns an array of object :

[{ 
  name: string,
  appID: string 
}]

Example:

import getapps from "get-startapps";

await getapps("Xbox");
await getapps({name:"Game Bar",id:"GamingOverlay"}); //both properties
await getapps({name:"Microsoft"}); //by name only
await getapps({id:"Xbox"}); //by id only
await getapps(); //list all

Named export

has(search: string | object): Promise<boolean>

Like default export but return a boolean if found or not. A valid search paramater (not empty) is required.

Example:

import { has } from "get-startapps";

await has("Xbox");
await has({id:"GamingOverlay", name: "Game Bar"}); //both properties
await has({id:"GamingOverlay"}); //by name only
await has({name:"Game Bar"}); //by id only

isValidAUMID(appID: string): boolean

Check if appID is a valid UWP Application User Model ID.

Example:

import { isValidAUMID } from "get-startapps";
  
isValidAUMID("Microsoft.WindowsStore_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App")); //true
isValidAUMID("com.squirrel.GitHubDesktop.GitHubDesktop")); //false