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1. jwtPS Public

   This module generates JSON Web Tokens in PowerShell.

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2. AleroPS Public

   This repository contains functions to leverage the CyberArk Alero REST API.

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3. The gist lists both options to test ...

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   # PowerShell testing in C#

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   PowerShell cmdlets can be written in C# by inheriting either form the `Cmdlet` class or the `PSCmdlet` class. In short, the difference between both classes are the level of dependence to the PowerShell runspace. The `Cmdlet`-class is less tighly coupled to the PowerShell runspace, than the `PSCmdlet` class. A more in-depth comparison between both classes can be found [here](https://weblogs.asp.net/shahar/cmdlet-vs-pscmslet-windows-powershell).

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   One important difference between both classes are the requirements for automated testing. The `Cmdlet` class can be easily invoked in C#, while the `PSCmdlet` class requires to be run in a PowerShell runspace. A great description about the two testing variations can be found in the course by Nathan Honeycutt "[PowerShell Cmdlet Development in C# - The Ins and Outs](https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/powershell-cmdlet-development-csharp)".