Private/Find-NugetPackage.ps1
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# All credit and major props to Joel Bennett for this simplified solution that doesn't depend on PowerShellGet # https://gist.github.com/Jaykul/1caf0d6d26380509b04cf4ecef807355 function Find-NugetPackage { [CmdletBinding()] param( # The name of a package to find [Parameter(Mandatory)] $Name, # The repository api URL -- like https://www.powershellgallery.com/api/v2/ or https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/ $PackageSourceUrl = 'https://www.powershellgallery.com/api/v2/', #If specified takes precedence over version [switch]$IsLatest, [string]$Version ) #Ugly way to do this. Prefer islatest, otherwise look for version, otherwise grab all matching modules if($IsLatest) { Write-Verbose "Searching for latest [$name] module" $URI = "${PackageSourceUrl}Packages?`$filter=Id eq '$name' and IsLatestVersion" } elseif($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey($Version)) { Write-Verbose "Searching for version [$version] of [$name]" $URI = "${PackageSourceUrl}Packages?`$filter=Id eq '$name' and Version eq '$Version'" } else { Write-Verbose "Searching for all versions of [$name] module" $URI = "${PackageSourceUrl}Packages?`$filter=Id eq '$name'" } Invoke-RestMethod $URI | Select-Object @{n='Name';ex={$_.title.('#text')}}, @{n='Author';ex={$_.author.name}}, @{n='Version';ex={$_.properties.NormalizedVersion}}, @{n='Uri';ex={$_.Content.src}}, @{n='Description';ex={$_.properties.Description}}, @{n='Properties';ex={$_.properties}} } |