Get-FileInfo

Gather information about fileshares/folders

<#
.SYNOPSIS
File Inventory

.DESCRIPTION
File inventory on a Windows machine i.e. Fileserver

.PARAMETER FolderPath
The Folder you want to get information from

.PARAMETER ExportToCsv
If you want to Export the result to a CSV. Use with parameter CSVPath

.PARAMETER CsvPath
The path to the file you want to save, i.e c:\temp\info.csv. Use with ExportToCsv Parameter.

.EXAMPLE

Get-FileInfo -FolderPath 'C:\Temp'
Get-FileInfo -FolderPath "C:\Temp" -ExportToCsv -CsvPath 'c:\csv\test.csv'

.NOTES
General notes
Disclaimer, run this at your own risk, supported AS-IS

#>

Getting Started

These instructions will help you getting started.

Prerequisites

What things you need to install the software and how to install them

Powershell

Installing

A step by step series of examples that tell you have to get a development env running

• Download the ps1 file

• locate the script in powershell

• dot source the function

PS C:\Users>cd "User\OneDrive\PowerShell\Inventory"

PS C:\Users\User\OneDrive\PowerShell\Inventory>. .\Get-FileInfo.ps1

PS C:\Users\User\OneDrive\PowerShell\Inventory>Get-FileInfo -FolderPath 'C:\Temp'

Or

PS C:\Users\User\OneDrive\PowerShell\Inventory>Get-FileInfo -FolderPath "C:\Temp" -ExportToCsv -CsvPath 'C:\csv\Folderinfo.csv'

Inventory of users homefolders

$Folders = Get-ChildItem -Path 'F:\FileShares\Users' -Directory 

Foreach($folder in $Folders){
Get-FileInfo -FolderPath $Folder.fullname -ExportToCsv -CsvPath C:\Temp\UserInventory\Allusers.csv
}

Running the tests

Explain how to run the automated tests for this system

Built With

• Powershell - Powershell is king

Authors

• Eastrom

License

This project is not licensed

Acknowledgments

• Microsoft
• Mekberg