Demo/WriteResource_Mof.ps1
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$ScriptPath = Split-Path $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path . "$ScriptPath\0-CommonInit.ps1" # Develop resources using xDSCResourceDesigner # This provides a way to model the resources # using PowerShell cmdlets Find-Module -Name xDSCResourceDesigner Install-Module -Name xDSCResourceDesigner -Verbose # First model each of the resource property New-xDscResourceProperty -Name 'PropertyName' ` -Type String ` -Attribute Key ` -ValueMap @('a','b') ` -Values @('a', 'b') ` -Description 'Description of PropertyName' ` -OutVariable Property # using a collection of properties create a resource New-xDscResource -Name 'Nana_xResourceName' ` -Property $Property ` -FriendlyName 'FriendlyName' ` -ModuleName 'nModule' ` -Path . ` -Verbose # Remove the generated folder Remove-Item -Recurse -Force .\nModule # Now using these tools, let us model a # Service resource $Module = Get-Module -ListAvailable nPSDesiredStateConfiguration psedit "$($Module.ModuleBase)\Generator\Generator.ps1" # The generated files have the schema and skeleton code psedit "$ResourcePath\nPSDesiredStateConfiguration\DscResources\Nana_nService\Nana_nService.schema.mof" psedit "$ResourcePath\nPSDesiredStateConfiguration\DscResources\Nana_nService\Nana_nService.psm1" # Now fill the actual logic, and ensure module is placed in $PSModulePath psedit "$($Module.ModuleBase)\DscResources\Nana_nService\Nana_nService.psm1" |