Interactive Powershell learning framework
In greek mythology Titans ruled the world in early ages. They were overthrown in a mighty battle with other gods and the Titan Atlas was forced to hold up the sky on his shoulders.
Cool story, but it's not the meaning of the word atlas that that reffers to this module.
An Atlas is also known to be a bound collection of maps in geographical context or in form of illustrations, informative tables or textual matter.
This is what PSAtlas represents. It's a bound collection of Guides that guide you the way through different Powershell topics. An interactive way to learn about topics you before didn't know. Also PSAtlas can, and is intended to, be community driven. The Module provides you with a set of cmdlets that lets you create guides for other members of the Powershell community.
| Name | Status |
|---|---|
| Powershell v5.1 | |
| Powershell Core (Windows) | |
| Powershell Core (Linux) |
PSAtlas is all about gaining/sharing expirience. Provide or receive guidance on different Powershell topics. PSAtlas is a community driven, interactive knowledgebase of Powershell.
Provide a interactive way to learn about your project by adding a Guide on it on PSAtlas.
Check out the documentation on seeking knowledge
Download the ZIP and install the module from Github. In the ZIP take the folder called PSAtlas and import the PSAtlas.psd1 file in there.
As soon as released to PSGallery (Not the case yet)
Find-Module -Name PSAtlas | Install-Module
Import-Module PSAtlas
Check out the documentation for providing knowledge
Wanna contribute? please take a look at these files before you start:
- Add support for Artifacts
- Upload to the gallery
- Maybe some style ideas
- Add the option to form different guides in to itineraries
Check out the documentation on the Project
This Project is licenced under the MIT Licence