Public/Remove-SimpleSetting.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Remove a setting from the settings file. .DESCRIPTION Remove a setting from the settings file. The settings file is a JSON file that contains the settings you use in PowerShell scripts. .PARAMETER Name The name of the setting you want to remove. .PARAMETER Section The section of the setting you want to remove. .PARAMETER ConfigFile The path to the settings file. .PARAMETER MachineSpecific If the setting is machine specific. It will look for a value in the configuration using the name prefixed with the machine name. .INPUTS None .OUTPUTS None .EXAMPLE Remove-SimpleSetting -Name "MySetting" -Section "MySection" -ConfigFile "C:\MySettings.json" This will remove the setting "MySetting" from the section "MySection" in the settings file "C:\MySettings.json". #> function Remove-SimpleSetting { [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess)] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [String] $Name, [Parameter()] [String] $Section = "", [Parameter()] [String] $ConfigFile = $null, [switch] $MachineSpecific ) $configuration = Get-SettingsAsObject -ConfigFile $ConfigFile if($MachineSpecific -and $Name -ne "" -and $null -ne $Name) { $Name = "$env:COMPUTERNAME-$Name" } $output = $configuration; if ($Section -ne "") { if ($null -ne $output.$Section) { if($PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess("Configuration Section '$Section'","Remove key named '$Name'")){ $output.$Section.PSObject.Properties.Remove($Name) } } } else { if($PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess("Configuration Root","Remove key named '$Name'")){ $output.PSObject.Properties.Remove($Name) } } Set-SettingsAsObject -SettingsObject $configuration -ConfigFile $ConfigFile } |