This serves as a good starting point if you are trying to build upon the functionality of an existing module. When created, you will have a new module project that includes the help, PSM1, and PSD1 files of the original module. This file is placed in the root folder of a project.
gitignore file that tells Git which files or folders to ignore in a project. Include Git ignore file for temporary project filesĬreates a. As a result, you will not be able to specify a location or create a project folder. If you Create the project in the module’s directory, then a folder is created in the same folder as the selected PSM1 or PSD1 file. This folder is created in the folder specified by the Location field. This option allows you to Create project folder, which creates a folder using the module’s name and places all the generated files within that folder. The default is PowerShell Studio’s project directory if you select Copy the module to a separate project directory. Specify the folder where the module will be saved. Module NameĮnter the name you wish to give your new module. Once selected, a dialog will prompt asking for additional information. When selected, you will be prompted to find and select an existing PSD1 or PSM1 file. When creating a module project, there are four options to choose from:īesides a new module project, you can create a module project from the following:
The next part in our PowerShell Studio Project series is about the basics of working with module projects in PowerShell Studio. PowerShell modules are an important part of PowerShell scripting as they provide a means to reuse and share code.
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