internal/template/SecretManagement.þnameþ/SecretManagement.þnameþ/SecretManagement.þnameþ.Extension/functions/Get-SecretInfo.ps1
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function Get-SecretInfo { <# .SYNOPSIS Returns SecretmanagementInformation objects for the requested entries. .DESCRIPTION Returns SecretmanagementInformation objects for the requested entries. .PARAMETER Filter The name to be searched .PARAMETER VaultName The name of the secret vault. .PARAMETER AdditionalParameters Additional parameters which where configured while creating the vault. .EXAMPLE Get-SecretInfo -Vault $Vaultname -Name foobar Name Type VaultName ---- ---- --------- foobar [5dd937c4-b0a0-ed11-a876-005056bce948] PSCredential PWSafeInt foobar [ef2fe11d-b0a0-ed11-a876-005056bce948] PSCredential PWSafeInt Returns the stored secret info. .NOTES General notes #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( [string] $Filter, [string] $VaultName, [hashtable] $AdditionalParameters ) # Workaround CaseSensitive HashTable $AdditionalParameters = @{} + $AdditionalParameters if ($AdditionalParameters.Verbose) { $VerbosePreference = 'continue' } Write-PSFMessage "Get-SecretInfo, Filter=$Filter, $VaultName, AdditionalParameters=$($AdditionalParameters|ConvertTo-Json -Compress)" # TODO Perform Retrieval voodoo ;-) or just throw 'NotImplemented' if your vault does not support it #region Change this code against something useful/more secret Write-PSFMessage "Query Config 'SecretManagement.þnameþ.DummyImplmentation.SecretInfo.$Filter'" $metaData = Get-PSFConfigValue -FullName "SecretManagement.þnameþ.DummyImplmentation.SecretInfo.$Filter" -Fallback (@{info = "This secret will evaporate with session closure" }) Write-PSFMessage "Found info $($info|ConvertTo-Json -Compress)" Wait-PSFMessage $info = [Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement.SecretInformation]::new( $filter, # Name of secret [Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement.SecretType]::PSCredential, # Secret data type [Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement.SecretType] $VaultName, # Name of vault $metaData) return $info # Dupe Name Bug: If your vault supports multiple entries with the same name: Make them unique until # issue 95 (https://github.com/PowerShell/SecretManagement/issues/95) is solved in a new release # Build $tempList with the real infos and search for duplicate names # $entriesWithDuplicateNames = $tempList | Group-Object -Property name | Where-Object count -gt 1 # foreach ($group in $entriesWithDuplicateNames) { # Write-PSFMessage "The Secret with the name $($group.Name) occurs $($group.Count) times, adding the GUID to the name" # foreach ($info in $group.Group) { # $info.name += " [$($info.id)]" # } # } #endregion Change this code against something useful/more secret } |