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Getting Started

Vabolos edited this page Jan 14, 2025 · 1 revision

Getting Started 🌟

Welcome to the PowerModule journey! 🚀 This page will guide you through the basics to help you get up and running with PowerModule.

Introduction 🎉

PowerModule is designed to make your automation tasks in PowerShell simple and efficient. Whether you're managing Active Directory or automating repetitive tasks, PowerModule is here to help.

Prerequisites 📋

Before you start using PowerModule, make sure you have the following:

  • PowerShell installed on your machine.
  • Basic understanding of PowerShell commands.

Installation 📥

To install PowerModule, follow the instructions on the Installation page.

Importing the Module 📂

Once installed, you need to import PowerModule into your PowerShell session:

Import-Module -Name PowerModule

And just like that, you're ready to start automating!

Basic Commands 🛠️

Here are a few basic commands to get you started:

Listing All Commands

To see all the commands available in PowerModule, run:

Get-Command -Module PowerModule

Getting Help

Need help with a specific command? Use the Get-Help cmdlet:

Get-Help <Command-Name> -Full

For example:

Get-Help Get-ADMUsers -Full

Example Usage 💡

Let's dive into a simple example to see PowerModule in action. Here's how you can use the Active Directory Manager (ADM) feature to get all users:

# Example usage of ADM feature to get all users
Get-ADMUsers

Next Steps 🚀

Now that you're set up, explore more advanced features and functionalities. Check out the following pages for more information:

  • Examples: See practical examples of how to use PowerModule.
  • Features: Learn about all the powerful features of PowerModule.

Join the Community 🤝

Have questions or want to contribute? Join our community on GitHub to share your ideas, report issues, and collaborate with others.

Support 🌟

If you like PowerModule, please give us a ⭐ on GitHub! Your support means a lot to us.

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