27 lines
1.1 KiB
PowerShell
27 lines
1.1 KiB
PowerShell
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function sortScoopOutput($scoop) {
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$ht = ConvertFrom-Json -AsHashtable -InputObject $scoop
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$od = [ordered]@{}
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# Structure of json is object with a key name and the value as an array of objects, which each have 4 key value pairs
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# Sort the keys and the array of objects, as well the key value pairs in the objects
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foreach ($key in $ht.Keys | Sort-Object) {
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$od[$key] = @()
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foreach ($app in $ht[$key] | Sort-Object) {
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$app = $app | Sort-Object
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$od[$key] += [ordered]@{}
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foreach ($k in $app.Keys | Sort-Object) {
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$od[$key][-1][$k] = $app[$k]
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}
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}
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# Sort the array by the name key
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# NOTE: This property is hard coded, and could be changed if scoop changes the json structure
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$od[$key] = $od[$key] | Sort-Object -Property name
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}
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$json = ConvertTo-Json -InputObject $od
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$json_string = $json -join "`n"
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return $json_string
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}
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# Scoop installed apps
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sortScoopOutput($(scoop export)) | Out-File "~\scoop\apps.json"
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# Pipx installed apps
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pipx list --json | Out-File "~\.pipx.json"
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