PS2EXE2ps12exe.psm1
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<# .SYNOPSIS PS2EXE2ps12exe is a module to hook all PS2EXE calls into ps12exe. #> <# .SYNOPSIS Converts powershell scripts to standalone executables. .DESCRIPTION Converts powershell scripts to standalone executables. GUI output and input is activated with one switch, real windows executables are generated. You may use the graphical front end Win-PS2EXE for convenience. Please see Remarks on project page for topics "GUI mode output formatting", "Config files", "Password security", "Script variables" and "Window in background in -noConsole mode". .PARAMETER inputFile Powershell script to convert to executable (file has to be UTF8 or UTF16 encoded) .PARAMETER outputFile destination executable file name or folder, defaults to inputFile with extension '.exe' .PARAMETER prepareDebug create helpful information for debugging of generated executable. See parameter -debug there .PARAMETER runtime20 this switch forces PS2EXE to create a config file for the generated executable that contains the "supported .NET Framework versions" setting for .NET Framework 2.0/3.x for PowerShell 2.0 .PARAMETER runtime40 this switch forces PS2EXE to create a config file for the generated executable that contains the "supported .NET Framework versions" setting for .NET Framework 4.x for PowerShell 3.0 or higher .PARAMETER x86 compile for 32-bit runtime only .PARAMETER x64 compile for 64-bit runtime only .PARAMETER lcid location ID for the compiled executable. Current user culture if not specified .PARAMETER STA Single Thread Apartment mode .PARAMETER MTA Multi Thread Apartment mode .PARAMETER nested internal use .PARAMETER noConsole the resulting executable will be a Windows Forms app without a console window. You might want to pipe your output to Out-String to prevent a message box for every line of output (example: dir C:\ | Out-String) .PARAMETER UNICODEEncoding encode output as UNICODE in console mode, useful to display special encoded chars .PARAMETER credentialGUI use GUI for prompting credentials in console mode instead of console input .PARAMETER iconFile icon file name for the compiled executable .PARAMETER title title information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog) .PARAMETER description description information (not displayed, but embedded in executable) .PARAMETER company company information (not displayed, but embedded in executable) .PARAMETER product product information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog) .PARAMETER copyright copyright information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog) .PARAMETER trademark trademark information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog) .PARAMETER version version information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog) .PARAMETER configFile write a config file (<outputfile>.exe.config) .PARAMETER noConfigFile compatibility parameter .PARAMETER noOutput the resulting executable will generate no standard output (includes verbose and information channel) .PARAMETER noError the resulting executable will generate no error output (includes warning and debug channel) .PARAMETER noVisualStyles disable visual styles for a generated windows GUI application. Only applicable with parameter -noConsole .PARAMETER exitOnCancel exits program when Cancel or "X" is selected in a Read-Host input box. Only applicable with parameter -noConsole .PARAMETER DPIAware if display scaling is activated, GUI controls will be scaled if possible. .PARAMETER winFormsDPIAware creates an entry in the config file for WinForms to use DPI scaling. Forces -configFile and -supportOS .PARAMETER requireAdmin if UAC is enabled, compiled executable will run only in elevated context (UAC dialog appears if required) .PARAMETER supportOS use functions of newest Windows versions (execute [Environment]::OSVersion to see the difference) .PARAMETER virtualize application virtualization is activated (forcing x86 runtime) .PARAMETER longPaths enable long paths ( > 260 characters) if enabled on OS (works only with Windows 10 or up) .EXAMPLE Invoke-ps2exe C:\Data\MyScript.ps1 Compiles C:\Data\MyScript.ps1 to C:\Data\MyScript.exe as console executable .EXAMPLE ps2exe -inputFile C:\Data\MyScript.ps1 -outputFile C:\Data\MyScriptGUI.exe -iconFile C:\Data\Icon.ico -noConsole -title "MyScript" -version 0.0.0.1 Compiles C:\Data\MyScript.ps1 to C:\Data\MyScriptGUI.exe as graphical executable, icon and meta data .EXAMPLE Win-PS2EXE Start graphical front end to Invoke-ps2exe #> function Invoke-ps2exe { [CmdletBinding()] Param([STRING]$inputFile = $NULL, [STRING]$outputFile = $NULL, [SWITCH]$prepareDebug, [SWITCH]$runtime20, [SWITCH]$runtime40, [SWITCH]$x86, [SWITCH]$x64, [int]$lcid, [SWITCH]$STA, [SWITCH]$MTA, [SWITCH]$nested, [SWITCH]$noConsole, [SWITCH]$UNICODEEncoding, [SWITCH]$credentialGUI, [STRING]$iconFile = $NULL, [STRING]$title, [STRING]$description, [STRING]$company, [STRING]$product, [STRING]$copyright, [STRING]$trademark, [STRING]$version, [SWITCH]$configFile, [SWITCH]$noConfigFile, [SWITCH]$noOutput, [SWITCH]$noError, [SWITCH]$noVisualStyles, [SWITCH]$exitOnCancel, [SWITCH]$DPIAware, [SWITCH]$winFormsDPIAware, [SWITCH]$requireAdmin, [SWITCH]$supportOS, [SWITCH]$virtualize, [SWITCH]$longPaths) if (!(Get-Module -Name ps12exe -ListAvailable)) { Install-Module -Name ps12exe -Scope CurrentUser -Force } Import-Module -Name ps12exe ps12exe @PSBoundParameters } function Invoke-WinPS2EXE { if (!(Get-Module -Name ps12exe -ListAvailable)) { Install-Module -Name ps12exe -Scope CurrentUser -Force } Import-Module -Name ps12exe ps12exeGUI } Set-Alias ps2exe Invoke-ps2exe -Scope Global Set-Alias ps2exe.ps1 Invoke-ps2exe -Scope Global Set-Alias Win-PS2EXE Invoke-WinPS2EXE -Scope Global Set-Alias Win-PS2EXE.exe Invoke-WinPS2EXE -Scope Global Export-ModuleMember -Function @('Invoke-PS2EXE', 'Invoke-WinPS2EXE') Export-ModuleMember -Alias @('ps2exe', 'ps2exe.ps1', 'Win-PS2EXE', 'Win-PS2EXE.exe') |