Node-PowerShell

Installation

$ npm install node-powershell

Quick start

var shell = require('node-powershell').Shell;

var params = [{name:'paramName', value:'paramValue'}];
shell.executionStringBuilder("Path/To/Your/Script.ps1", params)
    .then(function(str){
        var ps = new shell(str);
        return ps.execute();
    })
    .then(function(output){
        console.log(output);
    })
    .catch(function(err){
        console.log(err);
    });

API

Shell Class require('node-powershell').Shell

Initiating:

Creates a new shell instance.

var ps = new shell(ps1ScriptPath / psCommand, options);

options:

• debugMsg - Determines whether to log verbose to the console (Boolean) (Default: true) optional
• outputEncoding - Sets the output encoding for the current shell (String) (Default: 'utf8') optional
• executionPolicy - Sets the default execution policy for the current shell session (String) (Default: 'Unrestricted') optional

shellInstance.execute:

Starts executing the ps1ScriptPath / psCommand of the shell. return a promise with the output.

ps.execute()
    .then(function(output){
        console.log(output);
    })
    .catch(function(err){
        console.log(err);
    });

(static) Shell.executionStringBuilder:

Helper method that return a promise with an "Always works" Execution String.

var paramsArray =  [{name:'paramName', value:'paramValue'}];
shell.executionStringBuilder(ps1ScriptPath, paramsArray)
    .then(function(str){
        console.log(str);
    });

ShellManager Class require('node-powershell').ShellManager

Use this class when you want to execute lots of shells at once, and get their outputs together.

Initiating:

Creates a new shell instance.

var sm = new ShellManager(options);

options:

• maxParallel - Determines the number of shells that can run in parallel (Number) (Default: 4) optional

ShellManagerInstance.queue:

Queue the shell for later execution.

sm.queue(new shell());

ShellManagerInstance.execute:

Starts executing all of the queued shells. return a promise with the output.

sm.execute()
    .then(function(output){
        console.log(output);
    })
    .catch(function(err){
        console.log(err);
    });

Examples

Use the Shell events:

var shell = require('node-powershell').Shell;

var ps = new shell('echo "node-powershell is awesome"');
ps.on('output', function(data){
    console.log(data);
});
ps.on('end', function(code) {
    //Do Something else
});

Putting an input to yor script:

Just use param ( ) instead of Read-Host in your script:

param (
    [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
    [string]$st
)
echo $st

and Shell.executionStringBuilder() or 'path "args"' in your node app.

for more examples please look at the example page.

License

MIT