PowerShell Studio is the premier editor and tool-making environment for PowerShell. This single tool will meet all your scripting needs. Work the way YOU want with PowerShell.
Create graphical tools using PowerShell with the easy to use GUI designer. Eliminate the need to write hundreds of lines of code manually. Utilize PowerShell Studio’s templates and pre-wired controls to create advanced GUIs in no time. Create PowerShell script modules in minutes with PowerShell Studio. Easily convert your existing functions to a distributable module. PowerShell Studio features a robust editor with syntax coloring, reference highlighting, bookmarking, code formatting, and code completion. Create, edit, and manage code snippets to enhance your script development.
The script packager offers advanced options and platform selections to deliver solutions targeted at specific environments. You can restrict packages by domain, machine, user, platform, and MAC address to avoid unauthorized script execution. Create MSI installers to distribute your scripts, executables, and modules. Use custom actions to handle special instances such as open files after install.
PowerShell Studio’s Performance Monitor visually tracks the performance of your script by displaying real-time memory and CPU usage. Console, Scripts, Script Modules or GUI Forms—PowerShell Studio will meet all your Windows PowerShell scripting needs.
PowerShell Studio is the premier editor and tool-making environment for PowerShell. This single tool will meet all your scripting needs. Work the way YOU want with PowerShell. Create graphical tools using PowerShell with the easy to use GUI designer. Normally, in order to edit a file while using PowerShell, you need to interrupt your flow by running something like “notepad filename”, which takes you back to the land of GUI’s and mice (oh the.
Features a robust editor with syntax coloring, reference highlighting, bookmarking, code formatting, and code completion. Create, edit and manage code snippets. Script with cmdlets from remote modules.
Create advanced functions easily, including cmdlet and parameter attributes and comment-based help. The Function Builder inserts the correct syntax for you.
The Enhanced Form Designer makes GUI design fast and easy. Eliminate the need to manually write hundreds of lines of code. Use pre-wired controls to create advanced GUIs.
Run and debug scripts and entire modules, locally and remotely. Quickly debug, fix, and verify any problems you may encounter. Support for conditional breakpoints.
Provides support for 32-bit and 64-bit versions of PowerShell within a single application. Runs scripts with elevated privileges and in STA / MTA mode.
Convert your script into executables. Create MSI installers. Fine-tune custom access privileges, elevations, and platforms. Run 32-bit and 64-bit executable files with Windows PowerShell installed.
Create a PowerShell script module in minutes by selecting from your existing functions. PowerShell Studio keeps manifest maintenance to a minimum by auto-exporting functions and ps1xml files for you.
Visually tracks your script’s performance by displaying real time memory and CPU usage. Displays the performance results of the last three sessions side-by-side.
The integrated PowerShell console switches between 32-bit and 64-bit while maintaining your session. PowerShell Studio allows you customize and add consoles to the panel.
Use projects to manage multi-file scripts, create multi-form GUIs, and script modules. Keep your projects synchronized with the files on disk for easy project management.
Our Universal Version Control backs up and versions your files so you don’t lose your work. Integrates the IDE with GIT repositories.
Features browsers for PowerShell commands, functions, WMI objects, .NET objects and databases.
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PowerShell Tools for Visual Studio brings the richness of the Visual Studio development experience together with the power of PowerShell. Using this extension you can:
PowerShell Tools provides IntelliSense for cmdlets, parameters, .NET classes, variables and paths.
Set breakpoints and step through PowerShell scripts with the Visual Studio debugger. View local variables, call stack and set watch variables.
Organize scripts in a Visual Studio project that can generate manifests and package scripts as executables.
The PowerShell Interactive Window provides an interactive console experience that supports IntelliSense.
The Pester Test adapter displays tests and allows you to run them from the Test Explorer window.
PowerShell Pro Tools provides additional features for PowerShell pros.
Execute scripts in PowerShell 6 and 7 within Visual Studio.
PSScriptAnalyzer support provides inline recommendations and quick fixes.
The PowerShell Windows Forms designer generates PowerShell script with the built-in, drag and drop forms designer.
The WPF Designer generates event handlers and XAML loading methods automatically.
The PowerShell script packaging system compiles PowerShell scripts to executables with a large set of options.
The variables tool window provides access to variables even when you aren't in the debugger.
The modules tool window displays modules loaded into the current session and available on the system.
For more information or to purchase a license, visit IronmanSoftware.com.