Commands/Set-PSJekyll.ps1
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function Set-PSJekyll { <# .SYNOPSIS Sets the content of a file in Jekyll .DESCRIPTION Sets the content of a file in Jekyll. This is only slightly smarter than Set-Content. It will convert the content to JSON if the file ends in .json, and to CSV if the file ends in .csv or .tsv. Otherwise, it will create a YAML header and then set the content. #> [Alias('Set-Jekyll')] param( # The path to the file. [Parameter(Mandatory,Position=0)] [ValidatePattern('^[\\/]')] [Alias('FullName')] [string] $Path, # If set, will return the file object [switch] $PassThru, # The content to set [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] [object] $Content, # Any metadata to set. # This will create a YAML header, which is required for most files in Jekyll to be processed properly. [Alias('YamlHeader')] [Collections.IDictionary] $MetaData = [Ordered]@{} ) $allInput = @($input) if ((-not $allInput) -and $Content) { $allInput = @($Content) } if (-not $allInput) { return } if (-not (Test-Path $path)) { New-Item -Path $path -Type File -Force | Out-Null if (-not $?) { return } } if ($path -match '\.json$') { if ($allInput.Length -eq 1) { ConvertTo-Json -InputObject $allInput[0] -Depth $FormatEnumerationLimit | Set-Content -Path $path } else { ConvertTo-Json -InputObject $allInput -Depth $FormatEnumerationLimit | Set-Content -Path $path } } elseif ($path -match '\.[ct]sv$') { $csvSplat = [Ordered]@{Path=$path} if ($path -match '\.t') { $csvSplat.Delimiter = "`t" } $content | Export-Csv @csvSplat -NoTypeInformation } else { @( $metadata | & $psJekyll.FormatYaml.Script -YamlHeader $content ) | Set-Content -Path $path } if ($? -and $PassThru) { Get-Item -Path $path } } |