AngularJS interface and simple Node.js REST api for testing Powershell command execution; built on top of powershell-command-executor and stateful-process-command-proxy
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Clone this repo
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Clone https://github.com/bitsofinfo/powershell-command-executor somewhere on the same machine (this module is not available via npm yet...)
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npm install . -
Follow these instructions next. Specifically you need to setup your stored encrypted credentials.
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Open
routes/index.jsand edit therequirepaths (specifically the path to where powershell-command-executor was cloned) and special path variables at the top, as appropriate for your local setup (i.e. paths to the encrypted credentials, secret key and decrypt routines described in item 3 above) -
Run
node bin\www -
In a browser go to http://localhost:3000
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You can tweak the commandRegistry provided by o365Utils.js as you wish to add additional command configurations, or modify
routes/index.jsto augment this structure manually as PSCommandService is constructed. -
DON'T expose this outside of localhost! Read the security section below.
Have a look at these related projects which support this module and are required to use it
- https://github.com/bitsofinfo/stateful-process-command-proxy - The root dependency of this module, provides the actual bridging between node.js and a pool of external shell processes
- https://github.com/bitsofinfo/powershell-command-executor - The next dependency of this module, which provides the actual backend for the registry of executable commands and wraps the stateful-process-command-proxy
- https://github.com/bitsofinfo/meteor-shell-command-mgr - Small Meteor app that lets you manage/generate a command registry for powershell-command-executor
There is no security for this app! It should not be run as-is on a production host nor be accessible anywhere other than localhost without modification to secure it. Why? Read more here! https://github.com/bitsofinfo/stateful-process-command-proxy#security