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What Makes The PSObject In Each Plugin Display #724

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MasterChiefJon opened this issue Jan 14, 2021 · 1 comment
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What Makes The PSObject In Each Plugin Display #724

MasterChiefJon opened this issue Jan 14, 2021 · 1 comment

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@MasterChiefJon
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This is not a problem, just a question about how it works. I noticed that the various plug-ins (e.g., 76 VM Network State.ps1) create a PSObject and populate it with data. But the plug-in never displays the results collected in that PSObject. That information is displayed in the report. So what actually "displays" the data from the plug-in's PSObject?

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In the vCheck.ps1 file around line 930ish the plugin gets called with all output being saved to $Details $TTR = [math]::round((Measure-Command { $Details = @(. $_.FullName)}).TotalSeconds, 2). That gets added to a PSObject with other things shortly after and put into the array $PluginResult.

A little further down around line 1010ish the display for the plugins get parsed and set up by Get-HTMLList, Get-HTMLTable, or Get-HTMLChart. Which one is used depends on the plugin information $Display.

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