Asynchronous PowerShell Scripter is a .NET C# WPF-version application for executing PowerShell script asynchronously with few following interesting features;-
- save new or remove PowerShell preset scripts
- import PowerShell script file directly
- drag-n-drop PowerShell script file onto Script Editor
- export selected lines or all lines output into a text file.
Screenshots
Figure 1: During application startup or adding/removing preset script will display this Loader overlay to show that the application is loading/reloading all preset script files from presets folder.
Figure 2: This is how the application is looked like, the GUI.
Figure 3: Example of executing PowerShell script from selected preset script. The application can be maximized for better Output view.
Figure 4: Example of selecting output lines for exporting to a text file.
Figure 5 & 6: Example of saving current script as a new preset script.
Figure 7: Menu to import script from PowerShell script file (.ps1).
Preset Scripts
Preset scripts are saved in the plain text file format in “presets” folder where the title of the script is the filename of the text file itself. This makes thing easier to manually modify the script or to add a batch of scripts WITHOUT needing to run the application. It’s more manageable, easy to backup or synchronize with the cloud storage service.
Source Code and Downloads
Asynchronous PowerShell Scripter source code is available on GitHub repository and licensed under MIT License. The source code is personally maintained by me, however if anyone interested to contribute, the person is free to do so; just fork out the repository, make changes and pull request.
To download the binary package (executable file), please visit Asynchronous PowerShell Scripter release page here.
Credits
This project is originally inspired from or a derivative works of Asynchronously Execute PowerShell Scripts from C# by jpmik.