Public/ConvertTo-NamingArray.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Takes the supplied scheme string and resolves it to an array of values. .DESCRIPTION With ConvertTo-NamingArray the scheme string is evaluated like described in (link). It replaces all placeholders with the actual data supplied. .PARAMETER SchemeString Format to resolve data into .PARAMETER NamingData Data to use for substitution of placeholders .PARAMETER InputObject Data to use for substitution of placeholders .EXAMPLE ConvertTo-NamingArray -SchemeString "{givenName(?countUP)} {surName}"" -InputObject @{"givenName"="Torben";"surName"="Soennecken"} [ "Torben Soennecken", "Torben1 Soennecken", "Torben2 Soennecken", ... "Torben9 Soennecken" ] .NOTES If a placeholder can not be substituted a terminating error is going to be thrown. #> function ConvertTo-NamingArray { [CmdletBinding(DefaultParameterSetName = "WithNaming")] [OutputType([String[]])] param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [String] $SchemeString, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, ParameterSetName = "WithNaming")] [adesso.BusinessProcesses.ConfigurationSubstitution.NamingData] $NamingData, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, ParameterSetName = "WithObject")] [PSObject] $InputObject ) switch ($PSCmdlet.ParameterSetName) { "WithNaming" { [adesso.BusinessProcesses.ConfigurationSubstitution.Templating.Resolver]::ConvertSchemeToArray($SchemeString, $NamingData) } "WithObject" { $naming = [adesso.BusinessProcesses.ConfigurationSubstitution.NamingData]::new($InputObject) [adesso.BusinessProcesses.ConfigurationSubstitution.Templating.Resolver]::ConvertSchemeToArray($SchemeString, $naming) } } } |