EPS (Embedded PowerShell), inspired by ERB (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ERuby), is a templating language that embeds PowerShell code into a text document. It is conceptually and syntactically similar to ERB for Ruby or Twig (see http://twig.sensiolabs.org/) for PHP. EPS can be used to generate any kind of text. The example below illustrates ... More info

Sample Module with Pipeline scripts and its Plaster template to create a module following some of the community accepted practices.

A Powershell implementation of Mustache based on Stubble

Create Certificate Template in ADCS by Ashley McGlone http://aka.ms/GoateePFE @GoateePFE Module of functions to export, import, permission, and remove AD CS templates. Includes DSC resource for importing templates from a JSON string. Requirements: -Enterprise AD CS PKI -Tested on 2012 R2 & 2016 -Enterprise Administrator rights -Acti... More info

Create and render templates using the StringTemplate template engine.

A module to assist with "Build Once, Deploy Many" publishing paradigms for PowerShell

An opinionated Plaster template for high-quality PowerShell modules

Set of core tools used in projects @ Cornerstone Group AB (Formerly ACGroup).

Catesta is a PowerShell module project generator. It uses templates to rapidly scaffold test and build integration for a variety of CI/CD platforms.

A Powershell module for Azure ARM templates. Create templates with Powershell.

Easily generate a repository populated with Docker image variants.

A PowerShell code generator

Use and fill templates in PowerShell via a simple syntax.

Cmdlets for creating and managing multi-regional Azure front ends.

Forge generator for a PowerShell module

A PowerShell module for debugging publishing of modules.

PSMustache is an implementation of the Mustache template system purely in PowerShell without any external dependencies.

A module that contains functions to scaffold PowerShell module structures, new functions and Pester tests. See the GitHub Repository for more information.

An opinionated Plaster template for jump starting Open Source PowerShell projects.

Have you ever used the Sensitivity button in a Microsoft 365 App? If so, you've either used the Azure Information Protection client software (AIP add-in) or Office's built-in labeling solution (native client). In case something doesn't work as expected or you don't see any labeling at all, the 'Unified Labeling Support Tool' will help you. Before ... More info