Join-Object combines two object lists based on a related property between them.

Object Graph Tools

Join-Object combines two object lists based on a related property between them.

The [ConvertFrom-SourceTable] cmdlet creates objects from a fixed column source table possibly surrounded by horizontal and/or vertical rulers. **Definitions:** * The width of a source table column is outlined by the header width, the ruler width and the width of the data. * Column and Data alignment (none, left, right or justified) is defined... More info

Scrapes (extracts) a HTML table from a string or the internet location

Stringifys an object to a PowerShell expression (PSON, PowerShell Object Notation).

The [Get-MarkdownHelp][1] cmdlet retrieves the [comment-based help][2] and converts it to a Markdown page similar to the general online PowerShell help pages (as e.g. [Get-Content]).\ Note that this cmdlet *doesn't* support `XML`-based help files, but has a few extra features for the comment-based help as opposed to the native [platyPS][3] [New-Mar... More info

Hides sensitive information from other identities including the console and log files.

Orders objects (vertices) such that for every directed dependency (edge u-v), the object dependent on (vertex u) comes before the object that is dependent on it (vertex v) in the ordering.

Creates a random (secure) string of a specific size and with a specific complexity.

This cmdlet puts the items in the pipeline into batches of a sertain ammount.

This cmdlet makes a Csv file or list better human readable by aligning the columns in a way that the resulted Csv format is still a valid as input for the ConvertFrom-Csv cmdlet.

The [Use-ClassAccessors][1] cmdlet updates script property of a class from the getter and setter methods. Which are also known as [accessors or mutator methods][2]. The getter and setter methods should use the following syntax: ### getter syntax [<type>] get_<property name>() { return <variable> } or: [Object] get_<property n... More info

ForEach-Object with a pipeline Index ($PSIndex), see: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/13772

Set-LineNumbers adds, update or remove line numbers to a powershell script without affecting the functionality of the code. This might come in handy when you want to analyze a script or share it with others.

This cmdlet tries to determine the memory usage of a command or script block by executing it a new session and comparing the memory usage before and the peak usage after the execution of the command or script block.