“It’s the time for lists”, I read somewhere today. Sure, that is true. But blogging little lists isn’t much fun.
So, I will let you generate your very own TOP 10 list. Use the following Powershell Oneliner to get a TOP 10 list of your most frequently used cmdlets in your scripts. (Remember to modify the path to your script storage location.)
Happy Holidays!
Get-ChildItem D:Scripts -Filter *.ps1 -Recurse |
Select-String (Get-Command|%{$_.Name}) |
Group Pattern |
Sort Count -Descending |
Select -First 10 |
Format-Table Name, Count -AutoSize
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Very fun! And interesting! I don’t have many scripts, so my numbers are low, but… My results:
Name Count
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Write-Host 762
New-Object 362
Add-Member 59
Get-Date 57
Start-Sleep 38
Read-Host 31
ForEach-Object 28
Remove-Variable 26
Test-Path 25
Get-WmiObject 20