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to cleanup -- function Invoke-BrowserItem.ps1
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to cleanup -- function Invoke-BrowserItem.ps1
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function Invoke-BrowserItem {
<#
.SYNOPSIS
Always open a file in the browser, for local or remote files
.DESCRIPTION
local files need the file protocol as the url
.notes
Using Invoke-Item might not open a browser 'c:\data\file.html'
reply to comment: <https://discord.com/channels/180528040881815552/446531919644065804/1091608680652341288>
.EXAMPLE
.NOTES
General notes
#>
param(
)
$url = 'file:///{0}' -f @( gi -ea 'stop' G:\temp\test.html )
Start-Process $url
}
$HtmlPath = New-Item -ItemType File -Name 'test.html' -Path (gi temp:\ ) -ea 'ignore'
|| gi 'temp:\test.html' # returns item when either case
$Regex = @{
IsAUrl = [Regex]::Escape('^https?://')
}
'<html><body><h1>test render</h1></body></html>'
| set-content -path $HtmlPath
$Url = $HtmlPath
if($Url -match $Regex.IsAUrl ) {
Start-Process $Url
$url | write-warning
return
}
write-warning 'was not url'
$finalUrl = 'file:///{0}' -f @( gi -ea 'stop' $Htmlpath )
$finalUrl | Join-String -op 'FinalUrl: ' | write-warning
Start-Process $Finalurl -verbose
return
# $HtmlPath = New-Item -path 'temp:\test.html' -passThru # G:\temp\test.html
$UrlParam = 'g:\temp\\'
$url = 'file:///{0}' -f @( gi -ea 'stop' $Htmlpath )
Start-Process $url