Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases



Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases

SYNOPSIS

Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases will display the current powershell sessions alias list

SYNTAX

Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases [-Walkthrough] [-ReturnObject] [[-FormatView] <String>] [-OutUnEscapedJSON] [<CommonParameters>]

DESCRIPTION

Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases will display the current powershell sessions alias list

EXAMPLES

EXAMPLE 1

Command: Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases

Description: Get the current PowerShell's Alias list
Notes:

EXAMPLE 2

Command: Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases -Help

Description: Call Help Information
Notes: If Help / WalkThrough is setup as a parameter, this script will be called to setup the Dynamic Help Menu if not the normal Get-Help will be called with the -Full parameter

EXAMPLE 3

Command: Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases -WalkThrough

Description: Call Help Information [2]
Notes: If Help / WalkThrough is setup as a parameter, this script will be called to setup the Dynamic Help Menu if not the normal Get-Help will be called with the -Full parameter

EXAMPLE 4

Command: Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases -OutUnEscapedJSON

Description: Get the current PowerShell's alias list and Return Output as UnEscaped JSON format
Notes:  The OutUnEscapedJSON is used to beatify the JSON return and not Escape any Characters.  Normal return data is a Hash Table.

EXAMPLE 5

Command: Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases -ReturnObject

Description: Get the current PowerShell's alias list and Return Output an Object
Notes:  The ReturnObject is used to return a PowerShell Object.  Normal return data is a Hash Table.

EXAMPLE 6

Command: Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases -ReturnObject -FormatView JSON

Description: Get the current PowerShell's alias list and Return Object formatted in a JSON view
Notes:  The ReturnObject is used to return a PowerShell Object.  Normal return data is a Hash Table.

EXAMPLE 7

Command: Get-BluGenieCurrentSessionAliases -ReturnObject -FormatView Custom

Description: Get the current PowerShell's alias list and Return Object formatted in a PSCustom view
Notes:  Format-Custom is designed to display views that are not just tables or just lists. You can use the views defined in the 
          *format.PS1XML files in the PowerShell directory, or you can create your own views in new PS1XML files and use the 
          Update-FormatData cmdlet to add them to PowerShell.

PARAMETERS

Walkthrough

-Walkthrough [<SwitchParameter>]
   Description:  Start the dynamic help menu system to help walk through the current command and all of the parameters
   Notes:  
   Alias: Help
   ValidateSet:
   
   Required?                    false
   Position?                    named
   Default value                False
   Accept pipeline input?       false
   Accept wildcard characters?  false

ReturnObject

-ReturnObject [<SwitchParameter>]
   Description: Return information as an Object
   Notes: This is the default return type
   Alias: 
   ValidateSet:
   
   Required?                    false
   Position?                    named
   Default value                True
   Accept pipeline input?       false
   Accept wildcard characters?  false

FormatView

-FormatView <String>
   Description: Select which format to return the object data in.
   Notes: Default value is set to (None).  This value is only valid when using the -ReturnObject parameter
   Alias:
   ValidateSet: 'Table','Custom','CustomModified','None','JSON','OutUnEscapedJSON','CSV'
   
   Required?                    false
   Position?                    1
   Default value                None
   Accept pipeline input?       false
   Accept wildcard characters?  false

OutUnEscapedJSON

-OutUnEscapedJSON [<SwitchParameter>]
   Description: Remove UnEsacped Char from the JSON information.
   Notes: This will beautify json and clean up the formatting.
   Alias: 
   ValidateSet:
   
   Required?                    false
   Position?                    named
   Default value                False
   Accept pipeline input?       false
   Accept wildcard characters?  false

CommonParameters

This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see about_CommonParameters.