Write-Color is a wrapper around Write-Host allowing you to create nice looking scripts, with colorized output. It provides easy manipulation of colors, logging output to file (log) and nice formatting options out of the box.

Powershell Logging Module

PowerShell module to manage Windows console colors and PSReadline token colors.

Powershell module to generate interactive console menu

Cross-platform Console Gui Tools for PowerShell

PowerShell module to add file icons to terminal based on file extension

The cutting edge API for text coloring and highlighting in powershell.

Extended set of utilities for PowerShell

Consumes data points as input and plots them on a 2D graph in the Powershell console - Independent of PowerShell version, and Works on PowerShell Core (Windows\Linux) - Color-coded output depending upon the Value of data point - Colors codes can be customized by passing a color-map hash table - Custom X an Y-Axis labels - Graph in console i... More info

A module for setting the console font in Windows

A PowerShell 5.0 console utility that uses a simple json configuration file to manage plugins, theming, module autoloading, module upgrading, module cleanup, and other chores so that you can be more productive in the shell.

Easily build and edit CLI menus in Powershell

Various functions for extending the functionality of PowerCLI (VMware).

Add keyboard navigable and filterable history.

Powershell module to generate interactive console menu. Supports: - Multiselection - Paging - Objects - Custom rendering Check for examples on how to use it on Github!

Open Computer Management Console on local or remote computer. Open with Active Directory SearchBase.

PowerShell module for screenfetch functionality

A log4net compatible PowerShell logger with custom appenders support!

Dock PowerShell to a side of the screen.

Out-ConsolePicture will take an image file and convert it to a text string. Colors will be "encoded" using ANSI escape strings. The final result will be output in the shell. By default images will be reformatted to the size of the current shell, though this behaviour can be suppressed with the -DoNotResize switch.