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There are three ways to make PowerShell GUI tools that I have come across.

I. Web-B/S architecture

II. WPF-C/S architecture

III. WinForm-C/S architecture

I. Web

See my other https://blog.51cto.com/640006/2059918 article for details.

II. WPF

Introduction to WPF, you can refer to http://liutiemeng.blog.51cto.com/120361/91631/

To put it simply, it is used to do GUI, with XAML, supporting data binding. And XAML is essentially XML.

PowerShell can easily manipulate XML objects, so that PowerShell and WPF can be combined. There are many posts in this area abroad, but many of them are relatively old and are no longer updated.

There is a very detailed description and introduction to PowerShell+WPF on https://foxdeploy.com/series/learning-gui-toolmaking-series/. The most recent update also includes multithreading. There are also tutorials for WinForm.

The simple summary is as follows:

1. Do a good GUI interface with XAML under vs studio.

two。 Paste the XAML code directly into the @ "@" @ of the following PowerShell code, or save XAML as a file and load it with Get-Content in the PowerShell code.

3. The following is the code to operate XAML with PowerShell. The template that foxdeploy has written can be used directly. There is no event control in it, just look at the foxdeploy blog, which is the same as WinForm's.

# ERASE ALL THIS AND PUT XAML BELOW between the @ "" @ $inputXML = @ "@ $inputXML = $inputXML-replace 'mc:Ignorable=" d ",''- replace" XRV N ",'N'-replace'^

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