FogApi

   To install this module you need at least powershell v3, was created with 5.1 and intended to be cross platform compatible with powershell v6
   To Install this module follow these steps
   * Easiest method: Install from PSGallery https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi Install-Module -name fogApi
   
   * Manual Method:
   * download the zip of this repo https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts/archive/master.zip and extract it
       * Or clone the repo using your favorite git tool, you just need the FogApi Folder this readme is in
   * Copy the FogApi folder this Readme file is in to...
       * For Windows Powershell v3-v5.1
           * C:\Program Files\WindowsPowershell\Modules
       * For Windows Powershell v6+
           * C:\Program Files\PowerShell\6-preview\Modules
               * 6-Preview may need to be replaced with whatever current version you have installed
       * For Linux Powershell v6+
           * /opt/microsoft/powershell/6.1.0-preview.2/Modules
               * 6.1.0-preview.2 may need to be replaced with whatever current version you have installed
       * For Mac Powershell v6+ (untested)
           * /usr/local/microsoft/powershell/6.x/Modules
               * 6.x should be replaced with whatever most current version you are using
               * I haven't tested this on a mac, the module folder may be somewhere else
               this is based on where it is in other powershell 6 installs
   * Open a powershell command prompt (I always run as admin, unsure if it's required)
   * Run Import-Module FogApi
   
   The module is now installed.
   The first time you try to run a command the settings.json file will automatically open
   in notepad on windows, nano on linux, or TextEdit on Mac
   You can also open the settings.json file and edit it manually before running your first command.
   The default settings are explanations of where to find the proper settings since json can't have comments
   
   Once the settings are set you can have a jolly good time utilzing the fog documentation
   found here https://news.fogproject.org/simplified-api-documentation/ that was used to model the parameters
   
   i.e.
   
   Get-FogObject has a type param that validates to object, objectactivetasktype, and search as those are the options given in the documentation.
   Each of those types validates (which means autocompletion) to the core types listed in the documentation.
   So if you typed in Get-FogObject -Type object -coreObject  h and then started hitting tab, it would loop through the possible core objects you can get from the api that start with 'h' such as history, host, etc.
   
   see also the fogforum thread for the module https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module/2