PowerShellGUI Tools - Disk,Memory and Process - Modules

I've created a script which gives details of Disk, Memory and Process and its represented graphically.

Here, the scripts are enclosed in module. At its simplest, a module is just a PowerShell script, contained in a file with a .PSM1 extension

A module is some chunk of code that you can import into PowerShell. Once imported, any cmdlets, scripts, or providers can be accessed.

Installation of a module is now very simple. download and save the file c:\PowerShellGUI.psm1

This PowerShellGUI module consists of

Now we just need to import our module. The Scope is limited to session. If you want to load automatically then you need to create Profile (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff461033.aspx)

You can save the file in a default module path that can be identified using environmental variable.

PS:\$ENV:PSMODULEPATH

There are many ways to load a module. The preferred way is to create folder and save the Module in that folder

To import and loading a module as follows.

Download the module code
Create a folder PowerShellGUI (Same name as that of a Module name) file at any of the below location %windir%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules OR %UserProfile%\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules (preferred)
Save the PowerShellGUI.psm1 %UserProfile%\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PowerShellGUI\ (preferred)
Import-Module PowershellGUI
This will import the module and functions into powershell
- Get-Module -ListAvailable
This will list down all available modules in powershell
- Get-Command -Module PowerShellGUI
Once you are done with step 1, 2 and 3 open a powershell window and run below commands.
PS:\Import-Module -Name PowershellGUI
This will import the module and functions into powershell
PS:\Get-Module -ListAvailable
This will list down all available modules in powershell
Get-Command -Module PowerShellGUI