Gets PipeScript.

Gets PipeScript and it's extended commands.

Because 'Get' is the default verb in PowerShell, Get-PipeScript also allows you to run other commands in noun-oriented syntax.

Get every specialized PipeScript command

Get-PipeScript

Get all transpilers

Get-PipeScript -PipeScriptType Transpiler

Get all template files within the current directory.

Get-PipeScript -PipeScriptType Template -PipeScriptPath $pwd

You can use noun verb to call any core PipeScript command.

PipeScript Invoke { "hello world" } # Should -Be 'Hello World'

You can still use the object pipeline with noun verb

{ partial function f { } }  |
    PipeScript Import -PassThru # Should -BeOfType ([Management.Automation.PSModuleInfo])

The path containing pipescript files. If this parameter is provided, only PipeScripts in this path will be outputted.

One or more PipeScript Command Types. Valid Values:

• Analyzer
• Aspect
• AutomaticVariable
• BuildScript
• Compiler
• ContentType
• Interface
• Language
• Optimizer
• Parser
• Partial
• PipeScriptNoun
• PostProcessor
• PreProcessor
• Protocol
• Route
• Sentence
• Service
• Technology
• Template
• Transform
• Transpiler

Any positional arguments that are not directly bound. This parameter primarily exists to allow Get-PipeScript to pass it down to other commands.

The InputObject. This parameter primarily exists to allow Get-PipeScript to pass it down to other commands.

If set, will force a refresh of the loaded Pipescripts.

Get-PipeScript [-PipeScriptPath <String>] [-PipeScriptType <String[]>] [-Argument <Object>] [-InputObject <Object>] [-Force] [<CommonParameters>]