Yml.psm1
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[CmdletBinding()] param() $baseName = [System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($PSCommandPath) $script:PSModuleInfo = Import-PowerShellDataFile -Path "$PSScriptRoot\$baseName.psd1" $script:PSModuleInfo | Format-List | Out-String -Stream | ForEach-Object { Write-Debug $_ } $scriptName = $script:PSModuleInfo.Name Write-Debug "[$scriptName] - Importing module" #region [functions] - [public] Write-Debug "[$scriptName] - [functions] - [public] - Processing folder" #region [functions] - [public] - [ConvertTo-Yml] Write-Debug "[$scriptName] - [functions] - [public] - [ConvertTo-Yml] - Importing" function ConvertTo-Yml { <# .SYNOPSIS Converts a PowerShell object to a YAML string. .DESCRIPTION Converts a PowerShell object to a YAML-formatted string. This is a placeholder function. Full implementation is pending. .LINK https://psmodule.io/Yml/Functions/ConvertTo-Yml/ .EXAMPLE ConvertTo-Yml -InputObject @{ Name = 'World' } Name: World .INPUTS System.Object You can pipe any object to this function. .OUTPUTS System.String A YAML-formatted string representation of the input object. #> [OutputType([string])] [CmdletBinding()] param ( # The object to convert to YAML. [Parameter(Mandatory, ValueFromPipeline)] [object] $InputObject ) process { $null = $InputObject throw [System.NotImplementedException] 'ConvertTo-Yml is not yet implemented.' } } Write-Debug "[$scriptName] - [functions] - [public] - [ConvertTo-Yml] - Done" #endregion [functions] - [public] - [ConvertTo-Yml] Write-Debug "[$scriptName] - [functions] - [public] - Done" #endregion [functions] - [public] #region Member exporter $exports = @{ Alias = '*' Cmdlet = '' Function = 'ConvertTo-Yml' Variable = '' } Export-ModuleMember @exports #endregion Member exporter |