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powershell-to-console

v0.0.3

Published

A JS module that runs spawns a powershell instance and runs a PS cmdlet or script.

Downloads

9

Readme

Powershell-to-Console Module

A JS module that runs spawns a powershell instance and runs a PS cmdlet or script.

Installation

npm install --save powershell-to-console

Params

ps.script( ) requires an object with the following fields:

  • script string : The command or script location to execute
  • noProfile bool : Turns on/off the noprofile switch (defaults to false)
  • PSCore bool : Runs the 'pwsh' command instead of 'powershell' to use Powershell core. (defaults to false)
  • executionPolicy string : Runs powershell with specific execution policy. Valid entries are Restricted, Allsigned, RemoteSigned, Unrestricted, Bypass, Undefined
  • exitMessage bool : Prints a message on script completion.

Example

const ps = require('powershell-to-console')

var params = {
  script : './script.ps1',
  executionPolicy: 'bypass',
  noProfile: true,
  PSCore : false,
  exitMessage : true
};

ps.script( params )