Take Pipeline input write directly to pipeline output
I want to execute / chain several PowerShell cmdlets. Initial input from a CSV. There may be more values in the CSV than the initial command needs but they may be needed further down the chain. Like this:
CSV
email, fname, lname, clubNo, permission
A@email.com, John, Smith, 12, R
B@email.com, Jean, Smith, 12, R
C@email.com, Jack, Smith, 12, R
Then chain
import-csv file.txt | new-user -env Dev | set-role | export-csv result.txt
new-user only needs email, env
set-role needs email, clubNo, env, and perm
I thought my new-user cmdlet should look something like this but its not working:
function global:new-user {
param(
[Parameter(ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true, mandatory = $true)][validateset('DEV', 'QA', 'PT', 'PLT', 'SIT', 'APIS', 'PD', 'Sandbox')][STRING]$env,
[Parameter( mandatory = $True, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true)][ValidateScript({ValidateEmail($_)})][String]$Email,
[String]$userKey="xyz",
[String]$secret="abc"
)
Begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
$record = New-Object psobject
$record | add-member env $env
}
process {
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$record | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$record | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
}
end {
Write-Output $rescord
}
}
But I'm only seeing one record on the outbound pipeline
powershell pipeline
asked Nov 17 '18 at 16:33
James Moore
212
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I want to execute / chain several PowerShell cmdlets. Initial input from a CSV. There may be more values in the CSV than the initial command needs but they may be needed further down the chain. Like this:
CSV
email, fname, lname, clubNo, permission
A@email.com, John, Smith, 12, R
B@email.com, Jean, Smith, 12, R
C@email.com, Jack, Smith, 12, R
Then chain
import-csv file.txt | new-user -env Dev | set-role | export-csv result.txt
new-user only needs email, env
set-role needs email, clubNo, env, and perm
I thought my new-user cmdlet should look something like this but its not working:
function global:new-user {
param(
[Parameter(ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true, mandatory = $true)][validateset('DEV', 'QA', 'PT', 'PLT', 'SIT', 'APIS', 'PD', 'Sandbox')][STRING]$env,
[Parameter( mandatory = $True, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true)][ValidateScript({ValidateEmail($_)})][String]$Email,
[String]$userKey="xyz",
[String]$secret="abc"
)
Begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
$record = New-Object psobject
$record | add-member env $env
}
process {
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$record | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$record | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
}
end {
Write-Output $rescord
}
}
But I'm only seeing one record on the outbound pipeline
powershell pipeline
asked Nov 17 '18 at 16:33
James Moore
212
I think you just need this: import-csv file.txt | foreach { do what you need to do } | export-csv result.txt
– Mike Twc
Nov 17 '18 at 17:03
I modified my original to more reflect what I'm actually reflect what my code looks like
– James Moore
Nov 18 '18 at 14:11
add a comment |
I want to execute / chain several PowerShell cmdlets. Initial input from a CSV. There may be more values in the CSV than the initial command needs but they may be needed further down the chain. Like this:
CSV
email, fname, lname, clubNo, permission
A@email.com, John, Smith, 12, R
B@email.com, Jean, Smith, 12, R
C@email.com, Jack, Smith, 12, R
Then chain
import-csv file.txt | new-user -env Dev | set-role | export-csv result.txt
new-user only needs email, env
set-role needs email, clubNo, env, and perm
I thought my new-user cmdlet should look something like this but its not working:
function global:new-user {
param(
[Parameter(ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true, mandatory = $true)][validateset('DEV', 'QA', 'PT', 'PLT', 'SIT', 'APIS', 'PD', 'Sandbox')][STRING]$env,
[Parameter( mandatory = $True, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true)][ValidateScript({ValidateEmail($_)})][String]$Email,
[String]$userKey="xyz",
[String]$secret="abc"
)
Begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
$record = New-Object psobject
$record | add-member env $env
}
process {
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$record | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$record | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
}
end {
Write-Output $rescord
}
}
But I'm only seeing one record on the outbound pipeline
powershell pipeline
asked Nov 17 '18 at 16:33
James Moore
212
I want to execute / chain several PowerShell cmdlets. Initial input from a CSV. There may be more values in the CSV than the initial command needs but they may be needed further down the chain. Like this:
CSV
email, fname, lname, clubNo, permission
A@email.com, John, Smith, 12, R
B@email.com, Jean, Smith, 12, R
C@email.com, Jack, Smith, 12, R
Then chain
import-csv file.txt | new-user -env Dev | set-role | export-csv result.txt
new-user only needs email, env
set-role needs email, clubNo, env, and perm
I thought my new-user cmdlet should look something like this but its not working:
function global:new-user {
param(
[Parameter(ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true, mandatory = $true)][validateset('DEV', 'QA', 'PT', 'PLT', 'SIT', 'APIS', 'PD', 'Sandbox')][STRING]$env,
[Parameter( mandatory = $True, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true)][ValidateScript({ValidateEmail($_)})][String]$Email,
[String]$userKey="xyz",
[String]$secret="abc"
)
Begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
$record = New-Object psobject
$record | add-member env $env
}
process {
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$record | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$record | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
}
end {
Write-Output $rescord
}
}
But I'm only seeing one record on the outbound pipeline
powershell pipeline
powershell pipeline
asked Nov 17 '18 at 16:33
James Moore
212
asked Nov 17 '18 at 16:33
James Moore
212
edited Nov 17 '18 at 18:51
asked Nov 17 '18 at 16:33
James Moore
212
asked Nov 17 '18 at 16:33
James Moore
212
asked Nov 17 '18 at 16:33
James Moore
212
212
I think you just need this: import-csv file.txt | foreach { do what you need to do } | export-csv result.txt
– Mike Twc
Nov 17 '18 at 17:03
I modified my original to more reflect what I'm actually reflect what my code looks like
– James Moore
Nov 18 '18 at 14:11
add a comment |
I think you just need this: import-csv file.txt | foreach { do what you need to do } | export-csv result.txt
– Mike Twc
Nov 17 '18 at 17:03
I modified my original to more reflect what I'm actually reflect what my code looks like
– James Moore
Nov 18 '18 at 14:11
I think you just need this: import-csv file.txt | foreach { do what you need to do } | export-csv result.txt
– Mike Twc
Nov 17 '18 at 17:03
I think you just need this: import-csv file.txt | foreach { do what you need to do } | export-csv result.txt
– Mike Twc
Nov 17 '18 at 17:03
I modified my original to more reflect what I'm actually reflect what my code looks like
– James Moore
Nov 18 '18 at 14:11
I modified my original to more reflect what I'm actually reflect what my code looks like
– James Moore
Nov 18 '18 at 14:11
add a comment |
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Begin/End block are invoked once during the cmdlet execution, so you just create a $record object in the beginning, overwrite it's properties in process block and send it down the pipe once at the end. You also do not keep other properties from the csv file. I guess you just need to do everything in the process block, and instead of creating new object, just keep using input object ($_)
begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
}
process {
$_ | add-member env $env
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$_ | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$_ | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
Write-Output $_
}
end {}
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:25
Mike Twc
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Begin/End block are invoked once during the cmdlet execution, so you just create a $record object in the beginning, overwrite it's properties in process block and send it down the pipe once at the end. You also do not keep other properties from the csv file. I guess you just need to do everything in the process block, and instead of creating new object, just keep using input object ($_)
begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
}
process {
$_ | add-member env $env
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$_ | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$_ | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
Write-Output $_
}
end {}
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:25
Mike Twc
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Begin/End block are invoked once during the cmdlet execution, so you just create a $record object in the beginning, overwrite it's properties in process block and send it down the pipe once at the end. You also do not keep other properties from the csv file. I guess you just need to do everything in the process block, and instead of creating new object, just keep using input object ($_)
begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
}
process {
$_ | add-member env $env
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$_ | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$_ | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
Write-Output $_
}
end {}
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:25
Mike Twc
1,081312
add a comment |
Begin/End block are invoked once during the cmdlet execution, so you just create a $record object in the beginning, overwrite it's properties in process block and send it down the pipe once at the end. You also do not keep other properties from the csv file. I guess you just need to do everything in the process block, and instead of creating new object, just keep using input object ($_)
begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
}
process {
$_ | add-member env $env
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$_ | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$_ | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
Write-Output $_
}
end {}
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:25
Mike Twc
1,081312
Begin/End block are invoked once during the cmdlet execution, so you just create a $record object in the beginning, overwrite it's properties in process block and send it down the pipe once at the end. You also do not keep other properties from the csv file. I guess you just need to do everything in the process block, and instead of creating new object, just keep using input object ($_)
begin {
$dc = "domain.com"
$auth = "env=$env&userkey=$userKey&secret=$secret"
}
process {
$_ | add-member env $env
$result = Invoke-RestMethod "https://accounts.$dc/accounts.search?$auth" -Method Post -Body @{"query" = "select UID FROM accounts where profile.email contains '$Email'"}
If (-not $result.errorCode ) {
$_ | Add-Member uid $result.uid
}
$_ | Add-Member ErrorCode $result.errorCode -Force
Write-Output $_
}
end {}
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:25
Mike Twc
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edited Nov 18 '18 at 19:21
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:25
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answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:25
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answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:25
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I think you just need this: import-csv file.txt | foreach { do what you need to do } | export-csv result.txt
– Mike Twc
Nov 17 '18 at 17:03
I modified my original to more reflect what I'm actually reflect what my code looks like
– James Moore
Nov 18 '18 at 14:11