Get-ProfileFunctions.ps1
19 Sep 2025Description
Get-ProfileFunctions
inventories the functions stored in your local profile repository and prints them in neatly padded columns. It expects a root folder of C:\GitRepos\ProfileFunctions
, reads every .ps1
file beneath ProfileFunctions
, plus the main Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1
, and uses helper commands like Get-ScriptFunctionNames
and Invoke-BatchArray
to format the output.
Usage examples
Get-ProfileFunctions
Ensure that Get-ScriptFunctionNames
, Invoke-BatchArray
, and Set-ConsoleConfig
from the module are available in your session and that the profile path matches the structure assumed in the script.
Script
function Get-ProfileFunctions {
$psPath = "C:\GitRepos\ProfileFunctions"
$funcs = @();
Get-ChildItem "$psPath\ProfileFunctions\*.ps1" |
ForEach-Object {
$funcs = $funcs + (Get-ScriptFunctionNames -Path "$psPath\ProfileFunctions\$($_.Name)")
}
$funcs = $funcs + (Get-ScriptFunctionNames -Path "$psPath\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1")
Invoke-BatchArray -Arr ($funcs | Sort-Object) -BatchSize 4 |
ForEach-Object {
$line = ''
$_ | ForEach-Object {
$line += $_.PadRight(40, ' ')
}
Write-Host($line)
}
}
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