Get-PasswordStateFolder.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS Finds a password state entry and returns the object. If multiple matches it will return multiple entries. .DESCRIPTION Finds a password state entry and returns the object. If multiple matches it will return multiple entries. .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Find-PasswordStateFolder -Name "test" Returns the test folder object. .PARAMETER Name A string value which should match the passwordstate entry exactly(Not case sensitive) .INPUTS Name - The title of the entry (string) .OUTPUTS Returns the Object from the API as a powershell object. .NOTES Daryl Newsholme 2018 #> function Get-PasswordStateFolder { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [parameter(ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName, Position = 0, ParameterSetName = 1)][string]$Name ) begin { . "$(Get-NativePath -PathAsStringArray "$PSScriptroot","PasswordStateClass.ps1")" # Initialize the array for output $output = @() } process { # search each list for the password title (exclude the passwords so it doesn't spam audit logs with lots of read passwords) try { $output = Get-PasswordStateResource -uri "/api/folders/?FolderName=$Name" -ErrorAction stop } Catch [System.Net.WebException] { throw $_.Exception } } end { # Use select to make sure output is returned in a sensible order. if ($output) { Return $output } } } |