nxtools.psm1
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function Get-FileSystem { <# .SYNOPSIS Retrieve the file systems information .DESCRIPTION Retrieve the file systems information. This function is a wrapper around the systemctl command in Linux. This has been tested on Ubuntu, Redhat .PARAMETER Path Specify the path of the filesystem to return .EXAMPLE Get-FileSystem .EXAMPLE Get-FileSystem -Path '/d/d5/' #> [CmdletBinding()] PARAM( [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty] $Path) try{ $FunctionName = (Get-Variable -Name MyInvocation -Scope 0 -ValueOnly).mycommand if(-not $IsLinux) { Write-Error -Message "[$functionname] Exiting, not a linux machine" } $Cmd = "df -B1 $Path --portability" Write-Verbose -Message "[$FunctionName] Executing command '$cmd'" $result = Invoke-Expression -Command $Cmd -ErrorAction Stop if($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0){ Write-Verbose -Message "[$FunctionName] Something wrong happened. LastExitCode '$LastExitCode'" Write-Error -Message $result } Write-Verbose -Message "[$FunctionName] Parsing output..." # Replace the whitespaces by semi-colon $result -replace '\s+',';'| Select-Object -Skip 1 | ConvertFrom-Csv -Delimiter ";" -Header FileSystem,Size,Used,Free,'Used%','MountedOn'| Select-Object -Property FileSystem,Size,Free,Used,@{ Label='Used%'; Expression={ $_.'Used%' -replace '%' }}, MountedOn } catch { $PSCmdlet.ThrowTerminatingError($_) } } # things to append at the end of the Psm1 |