Thycotic.SecretServer.psm1

#region Import Functions
foreach ($file in Get-ChildItem -Path $psScriptRoot\functions -Filter *-*.ps1) {
    . $file.FullName
}
#endregion Import Functions

[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol -bor [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Web # Add System.Web now, in the unlikely event it was not already loaded.

# Load session object for token authentication
$TssSession = [ordered]@{
    SecretServerUrl = $null
    ApiVersion      = "api/v1"
    AuthToken       = $null
    RefreshToken    = $null
    RefreshCount    = $null
    StartTime       = $null
    ExpiresInSec    = $null
    TimeOfDeath     = $null
    AutoReconnect   = $false
    Take            = [int]::MaxValue
}
New-Variable -Name TssSession -Value $TssSession -Scope Script -Force

#region Import Parts

# Parts are simple .ps1 files beneath a /Parts directory that can be used throughout the module.
$partsDirectory = $( # Because we want to be case-insensitive, and because it's fast
    foreach ($dir in [IO.Directory]::GetDirectories($psScriptRoot)) {
        # [IO.Directory]::GetDirectories()
        if ($dir -imatch "\$([IO.Path]::DirectorySeparatorChar)Parts$") {
            # and some Regex
            [IO.DirectoryInfo]$dir;break # to find our parts directory.
        }
    })

if ($partsDirectory) {
    # If we have parts directory
    foreach ($partFile in $partsDirectory.EnumerateFileSystemInfos()) {
        # enumerate all of the files.
        if ($partFile.Extension -ne '.ps1') { continue } # Skip anything that's not a PowerShell script.
        $partName = # Get the name of the script.
        $partFile.Name.Substring(0, $partFile.Name.Length - $partFile.Extension.Length)
        $ExecutionContext.SessionState.PSVariable.Set( # Set a variable
            $partName, # named the script that points to the script (e.g. $foo = gcm .\Parts\foo.ps1)
            $ExecutionContext.SessionState.InvokeCommand.GetCommand($partFile.Fullname, 'ExternalScript')
        )
    }
}
#endregion Import Parts

#region alias

<#
    Secret Server does not delete secrets, just disables them.
    Remove is a common term though and one used by SecretManagement module from Microsoft.
    Creating an alias to map to Disable function of the module to keep things simplified.
#>

Set-Alias -Name Remove-TssSecret -Value Disable-TssSecret
Export-ModuleMember -Alias * -Function * -Cmdlet *