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Installation

Seppe Volkaerts edited this page Apr 27, 2018 · 1 revision

This page explains how to install the Dottifier module so that it can be used from the Powershell commandline or scripts.

  1. Download the latest version of Dottifier from the releases page.
    (Currently is Dottifier only available as Powershell Module, file name includes -psm.)

  2. Extract the Dottifier directory from the .zip file and put it in an accessible location.

  3. You can now choose where to install the module, in the default Powershell Modules directory or a custom one.

    • Default directory:
      Go to the directory located at: %ProgramFiles%\WindowsPowerShell\Modules and move the previously extracted Dottifier directory into this one.
    • Custom directory:
      1. Create a module directory at a location of choosing, e.g. C:\MyPowershellModules
      2. Move the previously extracted Dottifier directory into the created one.
      3. Now needs the directory path be appended to the system it's environment variable called PSModulePath.
        e.g. in Windows, go to System -> Advanced System Settings -> Advanced (tab) -> Environment Variables
        Locate the PSModulePath variable in the System Properties and press edit. Add now a new entry to the list pointing to the directory you created e.g. C:\MyPowershellModules. If it's not a list, but a single row, append the path separated by the ; character.
        Image steps: Windows System Advanced System Settings -> Advanced Environment Variables Add Environment Variable
  4. Restart the current Powershell sessions and give the Dottifier commands a try, go to the usage page for information on the commands.

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