ExportAsPowerShellNotebook.ps1
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function Export-AsPowerShellNotebook { <# .Synopsis Takes strings of PowerShell and creates and interactive Jupyter Notebook. Try exporting your PowerShell history to a notebook. Check the examples .Example Get-History | % command* | Out-ConsoleGridView | Export-AsPowerShellNotebook -OutputNotebook .\temp\testthis.ipynb .Example Get-History 7,14 | % comm* | Export-AsPowerShellNotebook -OutputNotebook d:\temp\testthis.ipynb #> param( $OutputNotebook, [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] $PowerShellText ) Begin { if (!$OutputNotebook) { throw '$OutputNotebook not specified' } $psCode = @() } Process { $psCode += $PowerShellText } End { $count = $psCode.Count if ($count -gt 0) { New-PSNotebook -NoteBookName $OutputNotebook { for ($idx = 0; $idx -lt $count; $idx++) { $currentText = $psCode[$idx] if ($currentText.Trim().StartsWith('#')) { Add-NotebookMarkdown -markdown $currentText } else { Add-NotebookCode -code $currentText } } } } } } |