internal/functions/Add-DscResourceModule.ps1
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function Add-DscResourceModule { <# .SYNOPSIS Vendor PowerShell modules into the build folder either by path or by retrieving the modules from the Gallery .DESCRIPTION Given a DSC module name (and optional version) this will download and unpack the module and its dependencies to the local machine. See Save-Module for additional information on what is happening. .PARAMETER Name Specifies the name of the module to save. .PARAMETER Path Specifies the location on the local computer to store the saved module. .PARAMETER RequiredVersion Specifies the exact version number of the module to save. If left blank, will default to latest available. .PARAMETER Repository Specifies a PSRepository. .EXAMPLE Add-DscResourceModule -TargetDir ./tmp -Name PowerShellGet -Version 2.2.3 -Repository PSGallery This example will search the PowerShell gallery for version `2.2.3` of the PowerShellGet and, if it finds it, save the module and its dependencies into a folder called `./tmp`. #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( $Name, $Path, $RequiredVersion, $Repository ) Begin { } Process { if (-not(Test-Path $Path)) { if (-not(Test-Path $Path)) { $null = New-Item -Path $Path -Force -ItemType 'Directory' } $PathTmp = ($Path -Replace "(/|\\)$", $Null) + '_tmp' if (-not(Test-Path $PathTmp)) { $null = New-Item -Path $PathTmp -Force -ItemType 'Directory' } Save-Module -Name $Name -Path $PathTmp -RequiredVersion $RequiredVersion -Repository $Repository ForEach ($ModuleFolder in (Get-ChildItem $PathTmp)) { Move-Item -Path (Get-ChildItem $ModuleFolder.FullName).FullName -Destination "$Path/$($ModuleFolder.Name)" } Remove-Item $PathTmp -Recurse } } End { } } |