Public/Invoke-PSNote.ps1
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Function Invoke-PSNote{ <# .SYNOPSIS Use to display a list of notes in a selectable menu so you can choose which to run .DESCRIPTION Allows you to search for snippets by name or by tag. You can also search all properties by using the SearchString parameter. Search results are displayed in a selectable menu and you are prompted to select which one you want to run. .PARAMETER Note The note you want to run. Accepts wildcards .PARAMETER Tag The tag of the note(s) you want to run. .PARAMETER SearchString Use to search for text in the note's name, details, snippet, alias, and tags .EXAMPLE Invoke-PSNote Returns a menu with all notes .EXAMPLE Invoke-PSNote -Name 'creds' Returns a menu with the note creds .EXAMPLE Invoke-PSNote -Name 'cred*' Returns a menu with all notes that start with cred .EXAMPLE Invoke-PSNote -tag 'AD' Returns a menu with all notes with the tag 'AD' .EXAMPLE Invoke-PSNote -Name '*user*' -tag 'AD' Returns a menu with all notes with user in the name and the tag 'AD' .EXAMPLE Invoke-PSNote -SearchString 'day' Returns a menu with all notes with the word day in the name, details, snippet text, alias, or tags .LINK https://github.com/mdowst/PSNotes #> [cmdletbinding(DefaultParameterSetName="Note")] param( [Alias("Name")] [parameter(Mandatory=$false, ParameterSetName="Note", Position = 0)] [string]$Note = '*', [parameter(Mandatory=$false, ParameterSetName="Note")] [string]$Tag, [parameter(Mandatory=$false, ParameterSetName="Search", Position = 0)] [string]$SearchString ) $NoteSelection = @(Get-PSNote @PSBoundParameters) $noteSnippet = Write-NoteSnippet $NoteSelection if(-not [string]::IsNullOrEmpty($noteSnippet)){ $ScriptBlock = $executioncontext.invokecommand.NewScriptBlock($noteSnippet) Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock $ScriptBlock } } |