Do you ever need to quickly hop between PowerShell tabs in VScode, or have data you want to move from one session to another?
Sure, you could output your data into a .CSV file, a .JSon file, or one of hundreds of other options. But sometimes it’s nice to just paste right into a new window and get up and running again. For that, I wrote this small little cmdlet.
Function ConvertTo-PSCustomObject{
Param($InputObject)
$out = "[PSCustomObject]@{`n"
$Properties = $InputObject | Get-Member | Where MemberType -eq Property
ForEach ($prop in $Properties){
$name = $prop.Name
if ([String]::IsNullOrEmpty($InputObject.$name)){
$value = $null
}
else {
$value = $InputObject.$name
}
$out += "`t$name = '$value'`n"
}
$out += "}"
$out
}
And the usage of it:
