Public/Set-BitlyAccessToken.ps1
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function Set-BitlyAccessToken { <# .SYNOPSIS Set Bitly Generic Access Token .DESCRIPTION Set Bitly Generic Access Token and store it in your registry To set this up: 1. You must create an account at Bit.ly, and obtain an Generic Authorization token. 2. Verify your Bit.ly account with an eMail that Bitly sends to your account. 3. Obtain an authorization token at: https://bitly.com/a/oauth_apps .EXAMPLE Set-Set-BitlyAuthorizationToken -BitlyAutToken "3d9b120e66badcdfc8f63b752634e9061abf25ce" .LINK https://bitly.com/a/oauth_apps #> [CmdletBinding()] Param ( # Bitly API Key [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [string]$BitlyAccessToken, [switch]$Force ) begin { $RegKey = 'HKCU:\Software\MyTwitter\Bitly' } process { #Bitly Login and API key are provided by Bitly application Write-Verbose "Checking registry to see if the Bitly Generic Authorization token is already stored" if (!(Test-Path -Path $RegKey)) { Write-Verbose "No BitLy configuration found in registry. Creating one." New-Item -Path ($RegKey | Split-Path -Parent) -Name ($RegKey | Split-Path -Leaf) | Out-Null } $Values = 'BitlyAccessToken' foreach ($Value in $Values) { if ((Get-Item $RegKey).GetValue($Value) -and !$Force.IsPresent) { Write-Verbose "'$RegKey\$Value' already exists. Skipping." } else { Write-Verbose "Creating $RegKey\$Value" New-ItemProperty $RegKey -Name $Value -Value ((Get-Variable $Value).Value) -Force | Out-Null } } } } |