functions/Save-SPLibrary.ps1
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function Save-SPLibrary { <# .SYNOPSIS Saves the contents of a specified SharePoint library to disk .DESCRIPTION This function takes a SharePoint library object and calls the Save-SPFile function to save the contents of the library to disk. The recurse switch will include all subfolders and files .PARAMETER Folder SharePoint Library(folder) object. .PARAMETER Path Output location for exporting files and folders .PARAMETER Recurse Switch to iterate through all subfolders of the provided library(folder) .EXAMPLE Save-SPLibrary -Folder $folder -Path "C:\SharePointOutput\" -Recurse .LINK Export-SPLibrary .LINK Save-SPFile #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [psObject] $Folder, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string] $Path, [switch] $Recurse ) #Target directory $directory = Join-Path $Path $Folder.Name #Forms folder is not wanted. if ($Folder.Name -eq 'Forms') { return } #Logging Array $spLog = @() if ($Folder.Files.Count -gt 0 -or $Folder.SubFolders.Count -gt 0) { #Only creating directories that contain files or subfolders mkdir $directory | Out-Null foreach ($file in $Folder.Files) { #Saving file to directory $localName = Save-SPFile $file $directory Write-Verbose "Adding to log." $spArray = @() $spArray += New-Object PSObject -Property @{ FileName = "$($file.Name)" SPRelativeUrl = "$($file.ServerRelativeUrl)" SPParentFolder = "$($file.ParentFolder)" LocalFileName = "$($localName)" } $spLog += $spArray } if ($Recurse) { $Folder.Subfolders | Foreach-Object { Save-SPLibrary $_ $directory -Recurse } } } return $spLog } |