PSTerminal.psm1
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.SYNOPSIS Aliases and functions for managing the default terminal in Windows. .DESCRIPTION This script defines aliases and functions to get and set the default terminal in Windows. It includes the following functionalities: 1. Get-Terminal: Retrieves the current terminal settings. 2. Set-Terminal: Sets the default terminal based on user input or predefined options. The script uses registry settings to manage the terminal options. #> Set-Alias -Name gt -Value Get-Terminal Set-Alias -Name st -Value Set-Terminal function Get-Terminal { <# .SYNOPSIS Retrieves the current terminal settings. .DESCRIPTION The Get-Terminal function fetches the current terminal settings from the registry. It can return all available terminal options or the default terminal based on the provided parameters. .PARAMETER default Retrieves the default terminal settings. .PARAMETER d An alias for the default parameter. .EXAMPLE Get-Terminal Retrieves all terminal settings. .EXAMPLE Get-Terminal -default Retrieves the default terminal setting. .NOTES Author: Your Name #> param( [switch]$default, [switch]$d ) $regP = "HKCU:\Console\%%Startup" $Cons = 'Let Windows Dedicate', 'Windows Console Host', 'Windows Terminal' $DCs = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}", "{B23D10C0-E52E-411E-9D5B-C09FDF709C7D}", "{2EACA947-7F5F-4CFA-BA87-8F7FBEEFBE69}" $DTs = $DCs[0], $DCs[1], "{E12CFF52-A866-4C77-9A90-F570A7AA2C6B}" $Names = (Get-Item -Path $regP).Property $Guids = $Names | ForEach-Object { Get-ItemPropertyValue -Path $regP -Name $_ } $Terminal = @() for ($i = 0; $i -lt $Cons.Count; $i++) { $Terminal += [PSCustomObject]@{ Name = $Cons[$i] Guid = $DCs[$i], $DTs[$i] Item = $Names Path = $regP } } if ($default -or $d) { if ($Guids) { return $Terminal | Where-Object { $_.Guid[0] -eq $Guids[0] } } } else { return $Terminal } } function Set-Terminal { <# .SYNOPSIS Sets the default terminal. .DESCRIPTION The Set-Terminal function allows the user to set the default terminal by selecting from available options or by providing a predefined option via parameters. It modifies the registry settings to update the default terminal. .EXAMPLE Set-Terminal Prompts the user to select the default terminal from a list. .EXAMPLE Set-Terminal 'wt' Sets the default terminal to Windows Terminal. .NOTES Author: Your Name #> $Terminals = Get-Terminal $DefaulT = Get-Terminal -default $regP = "HKCU:\Console\%%Startup" $Names = (Get-Item -Path $regP).Property $TNames = $Terminals.Name if ($Args) { Switch ("$Args") { {$_ -in $TNames[0], 'lwd'} {$def = 0} {$_ -in $TNames[1], 'wch'} {$def = 1} {$_ -in $TNames[2], 'wt' } {$def = 2} } if (-not $def) {Return} if ($Terminals[$def].Name -eq $DefaulT.Name) {Return} } else { Clear-Host For ($i = 0; $i -lt $Terminals.Count; $i++) { $n = $i + 1 if ($Terminals[$i].Name -eq $DefaulT.Name) { Write-Host ("[{0}] {1}" -f $n, $Terminals[$i].Name) -f green $Exc = $n } else { Write-Host ("[{0}] {1}" -f $n, $Terminals[$i].Name) } } choice.exe /c "123x" /m '(X) Return:' if ($LastExitCode -eq 4) {Clear-Host; Return} if ($LastExitCode -eq $Exc) {Set-Terminal} $def = $LastExitCode - 1 } $ToDef = $Terminals[$def] Set-ItemProperty -Path $regP -Name "$($Names[0])" -value $ToDef.Guid[0] Set-ItemProperty -Path $regP -Name "$($Names[1])" -value $ToDef.Guid[1] if (!$Args) {Set-Terminal} } |