Style Guide

Here are a few things to keep in mind when programming for FabricTools.

Use these templates

The GitHub repo, FabricTools-templates is dedicated to templates for commands. You can also look to similar commands for templates.

Get familiar with the current code

The code structure is as follows:

Program Thoroughly and Optimistically

Does the user need a table to be created? Create it for them and populate the database name (FabricTools) and table names with defaults.

Program as if there is a solution. Locked out of your SQL Server because of a bad logon trigger? Program as though you can somehow populate a list of logon triggers, because we can probably find a way :D Let's work together to find a way.

Use the PowerShell and Best Practice Stlye Guide

You can find the PowerShell and Best Practice Style Guide at https://github.com/PoshCode/PowerShellPracticeAndStyle/. This is a great resource for writing PowerShell code that is consistent and easy to read.

Use the PowerShell Learn Documentation

You can find the PowerShell Learn Documentation at PowerShell Learn Documentation.