I have been writing PowerShell scripts for various things but never really released anything developed in PowerShell. This is evident more or less from the Script Center downloads on this site. However, there is a change in that thought process now. I am going to do more work on PowerShell than VBScript.
First step in this process is the release of my BITS file transfer PowerPack. This is my first PowerPack release and first ever PowerShell release to the community. This powerpack is self-explanatory and easy to use. I am working on a user guide for this and will post it on the publications page as soon as it is ready.
Download the PowerPack and do let me know your views.
BTW, I just spent 2 hours writing this PowerPack. PowerGUI PowerPack development is quite fast and easy. You can refer to Kirk Munro’s post on http://poshoholic.com. This is just the initial release and I will update this with more features in the next release.
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Ravikanth,
This looks pretty cool. I can’t help starting pouring feature requests onto you. E.g. ability to submit a URL of an HTML page that has multiple links on it – you would then display all the links (a hrefs) in the grid (maybe with additional columns such as file extention – for ease of filtering) and then select the ones you need and click the Start Download button. This would turn the pack into a real download manager!
Dmitry
Thanks Dmitry. This is my first attempt at creating a PowerPack and I wanted to start really small. I have a few more features in mind and will certainly implement what you just suggested.
If you do – that will become my download manager of choice!
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