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In this post, we’ll look at how to create a Out-TreeView cmdlet with Terminal.GUI. What is GUI.CS (Terminal.Gui)? The GUI.CS project is a terminal interface library for .NET. It has many controls for building user interfaces in .NET applications. We use this library for the TUI Designer. It has controls such as: Button CheckBox ListView Menu MessageBox TreeView StatusBar Using GUI.CS in PowerShell To use GUI.CS in PowerShell, you will need to download the appropriate binaries from NuGet.
In this post, we’ll create a PowerShell Universal dashboard that can perform basic CRUD operations in SQL. We’ll use a basic User table to add, update, read and delete records from the SQL table using buttons, forms and a UD table. By the end of this exercise, you’ll have a dashboard that looks like the one below. Pre-requisites This blog post assumes that you have Microsoft SQL Server installed with a database called universal created and a table called User.
In this post, we’ll learn how to use the Microsoft Secret Management module to passwords. Installation You will first need to install the Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement module along with at least one vault to get started. The secret management module provides a Register-SecretVault cmdlet for setting up a vault to store your secrets. Install-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement Store Passwords in SecretStore The SecretStore vault is a cross-platform vault that locally stores secrets in a file secured by a password.