EditorServicesCommandSuite is a PowerShell module of editor commands to assist with editing PowerShell scripts in VSCode.
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Check out our documentation for a full list of editor commands and what they do.
Install-Module EditorServicesCommandSuite -Scope CurrentUser -AllowPrerelease -RequiredVersion 1.0.0-beta4
# Place this in your VSCode profile
Import-CommandSuite
# Or copy this command and paste it into the integrated console
psedit $profile;$psEditor|% g*t|% c*e|% i* "Import-CommandSuite`n" 1 1 1 1
Import-CommandSuite
This function will import all editor commands in the module and initialize event handlers.
Check out the Using Editor Commands guide in the PowerShell Editor Services documentation. I also highly recommend setting up a hotkey for the editor command menu. Here is mine as an example.
{ "key": "ctrl+shift+c", "command": "PowerShell.ShowAdditionalCommands",
"when": "editorLangId == 'powershell'" },
This module is built to be compatible with the project structure from my Plaster template SSPowerShellBoilerplate. If you prefer a different structure you can configure the paths with a workspace settings file. You can create a default settings file in the current workspace with the New-ESCSSettingsFile function.
All commands unless otherwise noted target the closest relevant expression.
Function Name | Editor Command Name | Description |
---|---|---|
Add-CommandToManifest | Add Closest Function To Manifest | Add a function to the manifest fields ExportedFunctions and FileList |
Add-ModuleQualification | Add Module Name to Closest Command | Infers the origin module of the command closest to the cursor and prepends the module name |
Add-PinvokeMethod | Insert Pinvoke Method Definition | Searches the pinvoke.net web service for a matching function and creates a Add-Type expression with the signature |
ConvertTo-FunctionDefinition | Create New Function From Selection | Generate a function definition expression from current selection |
ConvertTo-LocalizationString | Add Closest String to Localization File | Replaces a string expression with a variable that references a localization file, and adds the string to that file |
ConvertTo-MarkdownHelp | Generate Markdown from Closest Function | Generate markdown using PlatyPS, add the markdown file to your docs folder, and replace the comment help with an external help file comment. |
ConvertTo-SplatExpression | Convert Command to Splat Expression | Create a splat hashtable variable from named parameters in a command and replace the named parameters with a a splat expression. |
Expand-Expression | Expand Selection Text to Output | Invoke the currently selected text and replace it with the result. |
Expand-MemberExpression | Expand Member Expression | Expands the closest member expression of a non-public member to a reflection statement to access it. For public methods it will also expand to include parameter name comments. |
Expand-TypeImplementation | Expand Closest Type to Implementation | Replace a type expression with a class that implements the .NET class. Includes methods that are required to be implemented. |
Remove-Semicolon | Remove cosmetic semicolons | Remove semi-colons that are at the end of a line, not in a string, and not a part of a property definition in a class. |
Set-HangingIndent | Set Selection Indent to Selection Start | Indent selected lines to the start of the selection. |
Set-RuleSuppression | Suppress Closest Analyzer Rule Violation | Create a SuppressMessage attribute for the closest rule violation and place it either above the violation if supported or above the param block. |
Set-UsingStatementOrder | Sort Using Statements | Sort using statements by type (assembly, module, or namespace) and alphabetically |
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