New-PSScriptBuilderContentCollector¶
Creates a new content collector for managing multiple component collectors.
Description¶
Creates an empty PSScriptBuilderContentCollector that manages a collection of component
collectors (Using, Enum, Class, Function, File), orchestrates their execution, and
provides centralized access to what they collect.
Populate it either by piping it into Add-PSScriptBuilderCollector
one collector at a time, or by passing pre-created collectors up front via -Collector. Every
collector's CollectionKey must be unique — a duplicate throws an error immediately, whichever
way it was added.
Parameters¶
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
-Collector |
PSScriptBuilderCollectorBase[] |
Pre-created collector instances (see New-PSScriptBuilderCollector) to initialize the ContentCollector with. |
Examples¶
Populate via the pipeline¶
$contentCollector = New-PSScriptBuilderContentCollector |
Add-PSScriptBuilderCollector -Type Class -CollectionKey "CLASSES" -IncludePath "src\Classes" |
Add-PSScriptBuilderCollector -Type Function -CollectionKey "FUNCTIONS" -IncludePath "src\Public"
Pre-populate with collectors created up front¶
$collectors = @(
New-PSScriptBuilderCollector -Type Using -CollectionKey "USINGS" -IncludePath "src"
New-PSScriptBuilderCollector -Type Class -CollectionKey "CLASSES" -IncludePath "src\Classes"
New-PSScriptBuilderCollector -Type Function -CollectionKey "FUNCTIONS" -IncludePath "src\Public"
)
$contentCollector = New-PSScriptBuilderContentCollector -Collector $collectors
Output¶
Returns a PSScriptBuilderContentCollector object.
Notes¶
- Collectors execute in a fixed order regardless of registration order —
Using,Enum,Class,Function,File— see Execution Order.