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In this blog post, we’ll look at how to use dynamic parameters in PowerShell Universal to provide a form that adapts to your user’s input. What are dynamic parameters? Dynamic parameters provide a mechanism of adding new parameters to a cmdlet or advanced function based on the current parameters provided to it. For example, if the user specifies that the value of an -AuthenticationType parameter as Credential, you could then add a new -Credential parameter to cmdlet.
In this blog post, we’ll walk through creating a password reset form for Azure Entra ID using Microsoft Graph and PowerShell Universal. We’ll use the Microsoft.Graph.Authentication and Microsoft.Graph.Users module to connect to Graph as the current user and reset another user’s password. Azure Entra ID Configuration The first step is to setup an Azure Entra ID app registration for PowerShell Universal. This will allow users to login using OpenID Connect and their Azure Entra ID credentials.
The PowerShell Universal Gallery provides a Discord Trigger module to send messages when certain events occur within PowerShell Universal. This blog post will walk you through setting up those triggers. First, install the PowerShellUniversal.Triggers.Discord module in PowerShell Universal. Click Platform \ Gallery and search for Discord. Click install on the module. In Discord, you will need to generate a web hook URL to provide to PowerShell Universal. Copy the web hook URL.