ConvertFrom-StringTable.psm1
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#Requires -PSEdition Core -Version 7 using namespace System.Collections.Generic using namespace System.Text.RegularExpressions # Fix diplaying special characters like '…' in 'docker ps -a' output [Console]::OutputEncoding = [System.Text.Encoding]::UTF8 $columnFinderRegex = [Regex]::New("\S+(?:\s?\S+)*", [RegexOptions]::Compiled -bor [RegexOptions]::CultureInvariant) $wordFinderRegex = [Regex]::New("[^\s]+", [RegexOptions]::Compiled -bor [RegexOptions]::CultureInvariant) <# .SYNOPSIS Converts a string table into objects. .DESCRIPTION The ConvertFrom-StringTable function takes a formatted string table as input and converts it into PowerShell objects. The input string table is expected to have rows and columns, and each cell in the table is separated by specified column and table separators. The resulting objects can be used for further processing or analysis. .PARAMETER Line Specifies the input string representing a single line of the formatted string table. This parameter is usually provided through pipeline input. .PARAMETER TableSeparators Specifies the characters used to separate different columns in the string table. The default value is "-+| ". .PARAMETER ColumnSeparators Specifies the characters used to separate the values within each column in the string table. The default value is "|". .EXAMPLE $table = @" Name | Age | City ------------------------ John | 25 | New York Jane | 30 | Los Angeles "@ $table -split "`n" | ConvertFrom-StringTable This example converts the provided string table into PowerShell objects with properties 'Name', 'Age', and 'City'. .EXAMPLE $table = @" Product Quantity Price Laptop 2 $1200 Phone 5 $500 "@ $table -split "`n" | ConvertFrom-StringTable This example demonstrates the conversion of a string table with properties 'Product', 'Quantity', and 'Price'. .EXAMPLE $table = @" Product ║ Quantity ║ Price ════════║══════════║══════ Laptop ║ 2 ║ $1200 Phone ║ 5 ║ $500 "@ $table -split "`n" | ConvertFrom-StringTable -TableSeparators "═║═ " -ColumnSeparators "║" This example demonstrates the conversion of a string table with properties 'Product', 'Quantity', and 'Price'. .EXAMPLE docker ps -a | ConverFrom-StringTable netstat -aon | ConverFrom-StringTable docker ps -a | convertFrom-StringTable | Format-Table docker ps -a | ConvertFrom-StringTable | ?{ $_.Status -like "*Running*" } .NOTES File Name : ConvertFrom-StringTable.psm1 Author : Sietse van der Schoot Prerequisite : PowerShell Core 7 Copyright 2023 - 2024. All rights reserved. #> Function ConvertFrom-StringTable { [CmdletBinding()] param( [parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] [string] $Line, [string] $TableSeparators = "-+| ", [string] $ColumnSeparators = "|" ) BEGIN { $lineEntries = [List[string]]::new() } PROCESS { $lineEntries.Add($Line) } END { $headerAndRowLines = $lineEntries | Get-LineEntry -TableSeparators $TableSeparators -ColumnSeparators $ColumnSeparators | Search-HeaderAndRowsData $headers = $headerAndRowLines | Select-Object -First 1 -exp Columns | ForEach-Object { (Get-Culture).TextInfo.ToTitleCase(($_.Trim().ToLower())) -replace "[^a-zA-Z0-9]" } $entities = $headerAndRowLines | Select-Object -Skip 1 | Build-Entity -Headers $headers $entities } } Function Get-LineEntry { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] [string] $Line, [string] $TableSeparators = "-+| ", [string] $ColumnSeparators = "|" ) BEGIN { $i = 0 # Match empty lines and line separators $isLineSeparatorRegex = [Regex]::New("^$|^([$($TableSeparators.ToCharArray() -join "]|[")])+$") $columnSeparatorRegex = [Regex]::New("([$($ColumnSeparators.ToCharArray() -join "]|[")])") } PROCESS { $lineWithoutSeparators = $ColumnSeparatorRegex.Replace($Line, " ") $columnMatches = $columnFinderRegex.Matches($lineWithoutSeparators) [PsCustomObject]@{ LineIndex = $i Line = $Line; LineWithoutSeparators = $lineWithoutSeparators; ColumnMatches = $columnMatches IsSeparatorLine = $IsLineSeparatorRegex.IsMatch($Line.Trim()) Columns = $columnMatches | ForEach-Object { $_.Value }; } $i++ } } Function Search-HeaderAndRowsData { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] [PsCustomObject] $LineEntry ) BEGIN { $lineEntries = [List[PsCustomObject]]::new() } PROCESS { $lineEntries.Add($LineEntry) } END { $detectedColumnCount = $lineEntries | Where-Object { !$_.IsSeparatorLine } | ForEach-Object { $_.Columns.Count } | Sort-Object -Desc | Select-Object -First 1 $rowEntries = $lineEntries | Where-Object { !$_.IsSeparatorLine -and $_.Columns.Count -eq $detectedColumnCount } $rowsWithDivergentColumnCount = $lineEntries | Where-Object { !$_.IsSeparatorLine -and $_.Columns.Count -ne $detectedColumnCount } if ($rowsWithDivergentColumnCount) { $columnInfoEntries = $rowEntries | Get-ColumnWidthInformation -NrOfColumns $detectedColumnCount $fixedRowEntries = $rowsWithDivergentColumnCount | Get-CorrectedColumnsLineEntry -ColumnInfoEntries $columnInfoEntries $rowEntries = @($rowEntries) + @($fixedRowEntries) | Sort-Object -prop LineIndex } # Header is the first rowEntry which has detectedColumnCount $headerIndex = $rowEntries | Where-Object { ($_.Columns | Where-Object{ $_ }).Count -eq $detectedColumnCount } | Select-Object -First 1 -exp LineIndex $rowEntries = $rowEntries | Where-Object { $_.LineIndex -ge $headerIndex } $rowEntries } } Function Get-ColumnWidthInformation { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] [PsCustomObject] $LineEntry, [int] $NrOfColumns ) BEGIN { $lineEntries = [List[PsCustomObject]]::new() } PROCESS { $lineEntries.Add($LineEntry) } END { for ($i = 0; $i -lt $nrOfColumns; $i++) { $columnMatches = $lineEntries | ForEach-Object { $_.ColumnMatches[$i] } $indexes = $columnMatches | ForEach-Object { $_.Index, ($_.Index + $_.Length) } | ForEach-Object { $_ } $indexes | Measure-Object -Minimum -Maximum | Select-Object ` @{ Name = "Index"; Expression = { $i } }, @{ Name = "Begin"; Expression = { [int]$_.Minimum } }, @{ Name = "End"; Expression = { [int]$_.Maximum } } } } } Function Get-CorrectedColumnsLineEntry { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] [PsCustomObject] $LineEntry, [PsCustomObject[]] $ColumnInfoEntries ) PROCESS { $columns = [List[string]]::new() $usedWords = [List[Match]]::new() $allWords = $wordFinderRegex.Matches($LineEntry.LineWithoutSeparators) for ($i = 0; $i -lt $ColumnInfoEntries.Count; $i++) { $begin = $i -gt 0 ? $ColumnInfoEntries[$i-1].End + 1 : $null $end = $i -lt $ColumnInfoEntries.Count - 1 ? $ColumnInfoEntries[$i+1].Begin - 1 : $null $wordMatches = $allWords | Where-Object { $usedWords -notcontains $_ -and $_.Index -ge $begin ?? 0 -and $_.Index + $_.Length -le $end ?? $LineEntry.Line.Length } $columns.Add((($wordMatches | Select-Object -exp Value) -join " ")) $wordMatches | ForEach-Object { $usedWords.Add($_) } } $LineEntry.Columns = $columns $LineEntry } } Function Build-Entity { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] [PsCustomObject] $LineEntry, [string[]] $Headers ) PROCESS { $entry = [PsCustomObject]@{} for ($i = 0; $i -lt $Headers.Count; $i++) { $entry | Add-Member -Name $Headers[$i] -Value $LineEntry.Columns[$i] -MemberType NoteProperty } Write-Verbose "$($LineEntry.Line)`n$(($entry | ConvertTo-Json))" $entry } } Export-ModuleMember -Function ConvertFrom-StringTable |