# Go to the modules directory

Set-Location "C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules\"

# Create the module folder

if (!(Test-Path "./PowerUp")) {
    New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path "./PowerUp"
}

# Create the module

@'
function Get-RandomPassword {
    
    $numbers = 1..9
    $consonants = "b","c","d","f","g","h","k","l","m","n","p","r","s","t","v","w","x","z"
    $nopeletters = "j","q","y"
    $vocals = "a","e","i","o","u"
    $dotsandstuff = ",",".","-"
    $nopedotsandstuff = ";",":","_"

    return (Get-Random $consonants).ToString().ToUpper() + 
    (Get-Random $vocals) + 
    (Get-Random $consonants) + 
    (Get-Random $vocals) + 
    (Get-Random $consonants) + 
    (Get-Random $vocals) + 
    (Get-Random $numbers) +  
    (Get-Random $numbers) + 
    (Get-Random $numbers) + 
    (Get-Random $dotsandstuff)
}
'@ | Set-Content -Path "./PowerUp/PowerUp.psm1"

# Create the module manifest

New-ModuleManifest "./PowerUp/PowerUp.psd1" -RootModule "PowerUp" -FunctionsToExport Get-RandomPassword -ModuleVersion "1.0.0" -Author "Janik von Rotz" -Description "A collection of useful PowerShell functions."

# Test the module manifest

Test-ModuleManifest .\PowerUp\PowerUp.psd1

# Create an account at https://www.powershellgallery.com and copy the api key from your profile settings.

# Publish the module to the gallery

Publish-Module -Name PowerUp -NuGetApiKey API_KEY

# On another computer install the module from the gallery

Install-Module -Name PowerUp

# Import the module

Import-Module PowerUp

# Run the module function

Get-RandomPassword