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Add PowerShell formatting files #11
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100% agree with the "no XML"!! I would be interested in helping you with this Trevor. |
@sagreer Awesome, Steve! That would be really helpful! There are [at least] a couple of different approaches we could take here:
Can we set up a [regular] Skype (not Skype for Business) call to discuss this? My username is the same. Cheers, |
What kind of formatting file are you thinking of? The two that come to mind are: YAML & MD. The drawback to YAML being that it has a DLL dependency. MD drawback would be that guidelines would have to set for how to use the MD (similar to platyPS which a few members of the PS team use for generating help for their advanced functions). Just trying to gauge if I may be able to jump in, based on what you're thinking the best approach is to this task. |
@doesitscript I'm actually referring to the standard PowerShell |
I would personally prefer if the object output stayed as close to the API output as possible (for example only changing the casing convention). |
We need to add formatting files for object output, to ensure that useful data is displayed by default. As a prerequisite to this, we will need to build out a GitHub data model (probably using PowerShell v5 Classes), and map the GitHub REST API output to the data models.
NOTE: This work item is exempt form the contribution guidelines, which state "no XML." 😄
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