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  1. function Install-Module {
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  2. [CmdletBinding()]
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  3. Param(
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  4.     [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline=$true,ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true,Mandatory=$true)]
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  5.     [Alias("PSPath")]
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  6.     [String]$ModuleFilePath
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  7. ,   [Switch]$Global
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  8. )
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  9.     ## Get the Full Path of the module file
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  10.     $ModuleFilePath = Resolve-Path $ModuleFilePath
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  11.    
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  12.     ## Deduce the Module Name from the file name
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  13.     $ModuleName = (ls $ModuleFilePath).BaseName
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  14.    
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  15.     ## Note: This assumes that your PSModulePath is unaltered
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  16.     ## Or at least, that it has the LOCAL path first and GLOBAL path second
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  17.     $PSModulePath = $Env:PSModulePath -split ";" | Select -Index ([int][bool]$Global)
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  18.  
    19. \
  19.     ## Make a folder for the module
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  20.     $ModuleFolder = MkDir $PSModulePath\\$ModuleName -EA 0 -EV FailMkDir
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  21.     ## Handle the error if they asked for -Global and don\'t have permissions
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  22.     if($FailMkDir -and @($FailMkDir)[0].CategoryInfo.Category -eq "PermissionDenied") {
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  23.         if($Global) {
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  24.             throw "You must be elevated to install a global module."
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  25.         } else { throw @($FailMkDir)[0] }
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  26.     }
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  27.  
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  28.     ## Move the script module (and make sure it ends in .psm1)
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  29.     Move-Item $ModuleFilePath $ModuleFolder
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  30.  
    31. \
  31.     ## Output A ModuleInfo object
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  32.     Get-Module $ModuleName -List
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  33. <#
    34. \
  34. .Synopsis
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  35.     Installs a single-file (psm1 or dll) module to the ModulePath
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  36. .Description
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  37.     Supports installing modules for the current user or all users (if elevated)
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  38. .Parameter ModuleFilePath
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  39.     The path to the module file to be installed
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  40. .Parameter Global
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  41.     If set, attempts to install the module to the all users location in Windows\\System32...
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  42. .Example
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  43.     Install-Module .\\Authenticode.psm1 -Global
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  44.  
    45. \
  45.     Description
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  46.     -----------
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  47.     Installs the Authenticode module to the System32\\WindowsPowerShell\\v1.0\\Modules for all users to use.
    48. \
  48. .Example
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  49.    
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  50.  
    51. \
  51.     Description
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  52.     -----------
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  53.     Uses Get-PoshCode (from the PoshCode module) to download the Impersonation module and then fixes it\'s file name, and finally installs the Impersonation module for the current user.
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  54. #>
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  55. }
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