Four ways to package a non-GUI PowerShell script as an executable file In this article I will show four Script Packager options available for converting a non-GUI PowerShell script to a packaged executable that can be run from a console shell The "Packager" option is available under the "Deploy" ribbon tab in the PowerShell Studio and PrimalScript editors: Let's take a look at the following script engine
Chapter 11—Packaging Scripts - SAPIEN Information Center PowerShell Studio contains the Script Packager™, which can package single or multiple scripts, supporting files, and COM components into a single, standalone executable file ( exe)
Packaging Powershell via MEM Intune - Win32 engine. This is quick how to for creating powershell packages for MEM Intune using the Win32 App packaging tool for the Win32 engine For this example I will be using the desktop shortcut script powershell script from Nicola Suter
Merge-Script | PowerShell Pro Tools Packages, bundles and\or obfuscates scripts Packaging and bundling are not mutually exclusive Obfuscation requires packaging
How To Create a Script Package - Chocolatey Software Docs This tutorial will focus on creating a Chocolatey script package This type of package is one which contains one or more PowerShell scripts that are executed by Chocolatey on the target system This powerful package type allows you to version system configuration, making reporting and compliance much simpler!
Add Powershell Script as a Package - How to - ManageEngine How to add a Powershell Script as a Package? Description This document provides you the steps required to add a Powershell Script as a software package using Endpoint Central Steps To add a Powershell Script as a software package, follow the steps mentioned below: Navigate to Software Deployment >> Packages and click on "Add Package >> Windows"