public/New-LocalPSRepository.ps1
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function New-LocalPSRepository { <# .SYNOPSIS Creates a new local Powershell Repository .FUNCTIONALITY PowerShell Repository .DESCRIPTION Creates a new local Powershell Repository .PARAMETER Name Name of the local Powershell Repository. Default: Local .PARAMETER SourceLocation Specifies the Path for discovering and installing modules from this repository. Should be either a network share or a directory on the local computer. Default: $env:SystemDrive\LocalPSRepository .PARAMETER PublishLocation Specifies the Path of the publish location. Should be the same as SourceLocation Default: $env:SystemDrive\LocalPSRepository .PARAMETER InstallationPolicy Specifies the installation policy. Valid values are: Trusted, UnTrusted. A repository's installation policy specifies PowerShell behavior when installing from that repository. When installing modules from an UnTrusted repository, the user is prompted for confirmation. You can set the InstallationPolicy with the Set-PSRepository cmdlet. Default: Trusted .EXAMPLE New-LocalPSRepository .EXAMPLE New-LocalPSRepository -Name LocalRepo .LINK https://github.com/russellds/LocalPSRepository #> [CmdletBinding()] param( [string] $Name = 'Local', [string] $SourceLocation = $(Join-Path -Path $env:SystemDrive -ChildPath 'LocalPSRepository'), [string] $PublishLocation = $(Join-Path -Path $env:SystemDrive -ChildPath 'LocalPSRepository'), [ValidateSet('Trusted', 'UnTrusted')] [string] $InstallationPolicy = 'Trusted' ) if (-not (Test-Path -Path $SourceLocation)) { [void](New-Item -Path $SourceLocation -ItemType Directory) } if (-not (Test-Path -Path $PublishLocation)) { [void](New-Item -Path $PublishLocation -ItemType Directory) } $repository = @{ Name = $Name SourceLocation = $SourceLocation PublishLocation = $PublishLocation InstallationPolicy = $InstallationPolicy } Register-PSRepository @repository Get-PSRepository } |