This helper script will create a new PowerShell module with PSFramework integration (if selected). I purposely left this as a script file for simplicity. Just copy the entire script and run one of the following examples
EXAMPLE 1: New-PSModule -ModuleName YourModuleName -Description "This is my module" -ModuleAuthor "Author name"
Creates a new module with your module name, description author
EXAMPLE 2: New-PSModule -ModuleName YourModuleName -Description "This is my module" -ModuleAuthor "Author name" -Path c:\Temp
Creates a new module with your module name, description author and save it to the c:\Temp location
EXAMPLE 3: New-PSModule -ModuleName YourModuleName -Description "This is my module" -ModuleAuthor "Author name" -Path c:\Temp -InstallPSFramework
Creates a new module with your module name, description author and save it to the c:\Temp location and installs PSFramework with configuration subsystem
EXAMPLE 4: New-PSModule -ModuleName YourModuleName -Description "This is my module" -ModuleAuthor "Author name" -Path c:\Temp -InstallPSModuleDevelopment
Creates a new module with your module name, description author and save it to the c:\Temp location and installs the PSModuleDevelopment module
EXAMPLE 5: New-PSModule -ModuleName YourModuleName -Description "This is my module" -ModuleAuthor "Author name" -Path c:\Temp -InstallPSUtil
Creates a new module with your module name, description author and save it to the c:\Temp location and installs the PSUtil module
EXAMPLE 7: New-PSModule -ModuleName YourModuleName -Description "This is my module" -ModuleAuthor "Author name" -Path c:\Temp -InstallPSFramework -InstallPSModuleDevelopment -InstallPSUtil
Creates a new module with your module name, description author and save it to the c:\Temp location and installs PSFramework, PSModuleDevelopment and the PSUtil modules with PSFramework configuration
NOTES: For more information on PSFramework please visit: http://PSFramework.org