FormatMarkdownTable PowerShell Module

FormatMarkdownTable is a PowerShell module which contains Format-MarkdownTableListStyle cmdlet and Format-MarkdownTableTableStyle cmdlet.

Installing the FormatMarkdownTable PowerShell Module

The module is published on the PowerShell Gallery.

Install-Module FormatMarkdownTable

Example

Get-ChildItem c:\ | Format-MarkdownTableListStyle Name, LastWriteTime, Mode

This example returns a summary of the child items in C drive, and markdown text will be copied to the clipboard. Each property is displayed on a separate row.

Get-ChildItem c:\ | Format-MarkdownTableTableStyle Name, LastWriteTime, Mode

This example returns a summary of the child items in C drive, and markdown text will be copied to the clipboard. Each property is displayed on a separate col.

Alias

You can also refer to Format-MarkdownTableListStyle by its built-in alias, FML.

You can also refer to Format-MarkdownTableTableStyle by its built-in alias, FMT.

If FML and FMT are not recognized, try Import-Module FormatMarkdownTable once to load the module explicitly.

Switch

Get-ChildItem c:\ | fml Name, LastWriteTime, Mode -HideStandardOutput

HideStandardOutput indicates that the cmdlet hides the standard output.

Get-ChildItem c:\ | fml Name, LastWriteTime, Mode -HideStandardOutput -ShowMarkdown

ShowMarkdown indicates that the cmdlet outputs the markdown text to the console.

Get-ChildItem c:\ | fml Name, LastWriteTime, Mode -HideStandardOutput -ShowMarkdown -DoNotCopyToClipboard

DoNotCopyToClipboard indicates the the cmdlet does not copy the markdown text to the clipboard.

Contributing

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