Weight.psm1
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$WeightDataPath = "E:\OneDrive\WeightData\WeightData.csv" Export-ModuleMember -Variable WeightDataPath function Initialize-WeightData { <# .SYNOPSIS Creates a .csv in the path specified by the user. This command must be executed with administrator privileges. .DESCRIPTION Creates a .csv in the path specified by the user. This command must be executed with administrator privileges. This command is a must before other the commands works. When the command is executed it searches for the Weight module path and finds the 'weight.psm1' file and replace "C:\bat\WeightDataV2.csv" with the entered path, therefore its a must for administrator privileges. .EXAMPLE Initialize-WeightData -Path C:\bat\WeightData.csv Initialization completed. CSV file created in C:\bat\WeightData.csv You can now input data with 'Add-WeightData' Press Enter to continue...: .Example Initialize-WeightData -Path C:\bat\WeightData.csv WARNING: Insufficient permissions to run this script. Open the PowerShell console as an administrator and run this script again. .FUNCTIONALITY This command is used to create a.csv in the specified path. Useful commands to use after imported data: Get-WeightData Compare-WeightData Remove-WeightData #> [Alias('iniW')] [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter( HelpMessage='Enter the path where u want to place the csv file that will contain weight data. The file have to be a .csv file.', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 0 )] [string] $Path ) Write-Verbose "Checking for elevated permissions..." if (-NOT ([Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal] [Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent()).IsInRole(` [Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltInRole] "Administrator")) { Write-Warning "Insufficient permissions to run this script. Open the PowerShell console as an administrator and run this script again." Break } else { $TestPath = Test-Path -Path $Path if ($TestPath -eq $false){ New-Item -Path $Path | Out-Null Write-Verbose "Created a the path that the user entered." $ModuleBase = Get-Module -Name Weight -ListAvailable -All $ModulePath = $ModuleBase = "$($ModuleBase.ModuleBase[0])\weight.psm1" $Content = Get-Content -Path $modulePath $Content -replace "E:\OneDrive\WeightData\WeightData.csv", "$($Path)" | Set-Content -Path $ModulePath Write-Output "Initialization completed." Write-Output "CSV file created in $Path" Write-Output "You can now input data with 'Add-WeightData'" Pause powershell.exe } elseif ($TestPath -eq $true){ Write-Warning "The specified path already exists, use 'Add-WeightData to gather your data'" } } } function Add-WeightData { <# .SYNOPSIS Imports the entered data for the specific week to a csv file .DESCRIPTION Before using 'Add-WeightData', make sure to use 'Initialize-WeightData' Imports the weight data imported by the user in a csv file. The csv file can be found on the users desktop. This command is used to import data to a specific place so that data later can be used with other commands. Useful commands to use after imported data: Get-WeightData Compare-WeightData Remove-WeightData .EXAMPLE Add-WeightData -Date 2020-04-20 -Week 1 -Weight 80 -Bodyfat 17 -Hydration 57 -Muscle 43 Date Week Weight Bodyfat Hydration Muscle ---- ---- ------ ------- --------- ------ 2020-04-20 1 80 17% 57% 43% .FUNCTIONALITY This command is used to import data to a specific place so that data later can be used with other commands. Useful commands to use after imported data: Initialize-WeightData Get-WeightData Compare-WeightData Remove-WeightData #> [Alias('addW')] [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter( HelpMessage='Enter the date.', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 0 )] [datetime] $Date, [Parameter( HelpMessage='Enter the specific week, not the wwek of the year.', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 1 )] [int] $Week, [Parameter( HelpMessage='Enter how much you weigh, only the digits', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 2 )] [decimal] $Weight, [Parameter( HelpMessage='Enter the amount of bodyfat, only the digits.', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 3 )] [decimal] $Bodyfat, [Parameter( HelpMessage='Enter the amount of hydration, only the digits.', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 4 )] [decimal] $Hydration, [Parameter( HelpMessage='Enter the amount of muscle, only the digits.', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 5 )] [decimal] $Muscle ) $BodyfatWithPercentage = "$Bodyfat%" $HydrationWithPercentage = "$Hydration%" $MuscleWithPercentage = "$Muscle%" $Output = [PSCustomObject]@{ Date = "{0:yyyy}-{0:MM}-{0:dd}" -f $Date Week = $Week Weight = $Weight Bodyfat = $BodyfatWithPercentage Hydration = $HydrationWithPercentage Muscle = $MuscleWithPercentage DataImported = "{0:yyyy}-{0:MM}-{0:dd} {0:HH}:{0:mm}" -f (Get-Date) } $TestPath = Test-Path -Path $WeightDataPath if ($TestPath -eq $false) { Write-Warning "It seems like there is no .csv file, use Initialize-WeightData to create a .csv path and use Add-WeightData after." } elseif ($TestPath -eq $true){ Write-Verbose -Message 'Gathering and imports the entered data into a CSV file' $Output | ConvertTo-Csv -NoTypeInformation | Add-Content -Path $WeightDataPath -ErrorAction Stop Write-Output $Output | Format-Table -Property Date, Week, Weight, Bodyfat, Hydration, Muscle -ErrorAction Stop } } function Get-WeightData { <# .SYNOPSIS Gatheres weight data from specified week and presents it to the user. .DESCRIPTION Before using this, make sure to use "Add-WeightData", otherwise it won't work. If user specifies a week, data will be gathered for that week from a CSV file and presents it to the user. If user specifies wildcard '*', all weeks will be presented to the user. This command is used to display weight data. Before using, make sure to use "Add-WeightData" first, otherwise it won't work Other commands related to Get-WeightData: Add-WeightData Compare-WeightData Remove-WeightData .EXAMPLE Get-WeightData -Week 1 Date Week Weight Bodyfat Hydration Muscle ---- ---- ------ ------- --------- ------ 2020-04-20 1 80 17% 57% 43% 2020-04-20 1 80 17% 57% 43% .EXAMPLE Get-WeightData -Week * Date Week Weight Bodyfat Hydration Muscle ---- ---- ------ ------- --------- ------ 2020-04-20 1 80 17% 57% 43% 2020-04-20 2 82 16% 57% 43% 2020-04-20 3 83 15% 57% 44% .FUNCTIONALITY This command is used to display weight data. Before using, make sure to use "Add-WeightData" first, otherwise it won't work Other commands related to Get-WeightData: Initialize-WeightData Add-WeightData Compare-WeightData Remove-WeightData #> [Alias('getW')] [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter( HelpMessage='Specify a week or wildcard "*". * = All weeks.', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 0 )] [SupportsWildcards()] [string] $Week ) $TestPath = Test-Path -Path $WeightDataPath if ($TestPath -eq $false) { Write-Warning "It seems like there is no .csv file, use Initialize-WeightData to create a .csv path and use Add-WeightData after." } elseif ($TestPath -eq $true) { $OutputData = Import-Csv -Path $WeightDataPath if ($Week -eq '*'){ Write-Verbose -Message "Gathering data from all weeks" $OutputData | Where-Object -Property Week -NE Week| Format-Table Date, Week, Weight, Bodyfat, Hydration, Muscle Write-Verbose -Message "Gathered data from all weeks and presented it to the user" } else { Write-Verbose -Message "Gathering data from week$($Week)" $OutputData | Where-Object -Property 'Week' -EQ $Week | Format-Table -Property Date, Week, Weight, Bodyfat, Hydration, Muscle -ErrorAction Stop Write-Verbose -Message "Gathered data from week$($Week) and presented it to the user" } if ($Week -notin $OutputData.week -and $Week -ne '*') { Write-Warning "Cannot get the data for 'Week$($Week)', beacuse the specified week does not exist" } } } function Compare-WeightData { <# .SYNOPSIS Compares weight data from two different weeks. .DESCRIPTION Gathers data from the two specified weeks and compares them with eachother. The data comes from a CSV file. There is a option to compare all data between two weeks or just compare a specific type of data. Other commands related to Remove-WeightData: Add-WeightData Get-WeightData Compare-WeightData .EXAMPLE Compare-WeightData -Week 1 -With 2 Date Week Weight Bodyfat Hydration Muscle DataImported ---- ---- ------ ------- --------- ------ ------------ 2020-04-20 1 80 17% 57% 43% 2020-04-29 20:18 2020-04-20 2 82 16% 57% 43% 2020-04-25 12:54 .EXAMPLE Compare-WeightData -Week 1 -With 2 -DataType Bodyfat Bodyfat Week ------- ---- 17% 1 16% 2 .FUNCTIONALITY This command is used to compare data from CSV file. Other commands related to Compare-WeightData: Initialize-WeightData Add-WeightData Get-WeightData Remove-WeightData #> [Alias('compareW')] [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter( HelpMessage = 'Specify one week thats going to be compared to the other one.', ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 0 )] [int] $Week, [Parameter( HelpMessage = 'Specify one week thats going to be compared to the other one.', ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 1 )] [int] $With, [Parameter( HelpMessage = 'Specify the type of data thats going to be compared, example: Weight, Bodyfat, Hydration, Muscle', ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 2 )] [SupportsWildcards()] [string] $DataType ) $TestPath = Test-Path -Path $WeightDataPath if ($TestPath -eq $false) { Write-Warning "It seems like there is no .csv file, use Initialize-WeightData to create a .csv path and use Add-WeightData after." } elseif ($TestPath -eq $true) { $OutputData = Import-Csv -Path $WeightDataPath Write-Verbose -Message "Imports data from CSV file" if ($DataType -eq "" -or $DataType -eq '*') { $Week1Data = $OutputData | Where-Object -Property Week -EQ $Week $Week2Data = $OutputData | Where-Object -Property Week -EQ $With $Week1Data, $Week2Data | Format-Table -Property * Write-Verbose -Message "Displays all data and compares them." } elseif ($DataType -ne $null -and $DataType -ne '*'){ $Week1Data = $OutputData | Where-Object -Property 'Week' -EQ $Week $Week2Data = $OutputData | Where-Object -Property 'Week' -EQ $With $Week1Data, $Week2Data | Format-Table -Property $DataType, Week } if ($DataType -ne "" -and $DataType -notin $OutputData.$DataType -and $DataType -ne '*') { Write-Warning "The specified datatype: $($DataType) does not exist." } if ($Week -notin $OutputData.week) { Write-Warning "Week $($Week) does not exist." } if ($With -notin $OutputData.week) { Write-Warning "Week $($With) does not exist." } } } function Remove-WeightData { <# .SYNOPSIS Removes the specified week. .DESCRIPTION Removes the data from a specific week entered by the user. When the data has been removed it's gone for ever. This command is used to remove data from CSV file so the user gets a easy way to remove incorrectly entered data. Other commands related to Remove-WeightData: Initialize-WeightData Add-WeightData Get-WeightData Compare-WeightData .EXAMPLE Remove-WeightData -Week 1 Week 1 were successfully removed. .FUNCTIONALITY This command is used to remove data from CSV file so the user gets a easy way to remove incorrectly entered data. Other commands related to Remove-WeightData: Add-WeightData Get-WeightData Compare-WeightData #> [Alias('rW')] [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter( HelpMessage='Enter the week that should be removed.', Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, Position = 0 )] [int] $Week ) $TestPath = Test-Path -Path $WeightDataPath if ($TestPath -eq $false) { Write-Warning "It seems like there is no .csv file, use Initialize-WeightData to create a .csv path and use Add-WeightData after." } elseif ($TestPath -eq $true) { Write-Verbose -Message "Imports the CSV file." $OutputData = Import-Csv -Path $WeightDataPath if ($Week -notin $OutputData.Week){ Write-Warning -Message "Cannot remove week $Week, beacuse it does not exist." } else { Write-Verbose -Message "Deletes week $week from the CSV file." $OutputData | Where-Object {$_.Week -ne $Week} | Export-Csv -Path $WeightDataPath -NoTypeInformation Write-Output "Week $Week were successfully removed." } } } |