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Lemmy PowerShell Module

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Lemmy PowerShell Module

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Powershell@programming.dev · 1 year ago

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GitHub - mdowst/Lemmy-PowerShell: A PowerShell module for interacting with Lemmy

A PowerShell module for interacting with Lemmy. Contribute to mdowst/Lemmy-PowerShell development by creating an account on GitHub.

I started a project to interact with Lemmy via PowerShell. The current code was built off the Lemmy API documentation. This is a very alpha release, so please create issues in GitHub for anything you find. If anyone wants to help contribute to it please let me know.

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Tovervlag
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Hey, you generated these commands from the documentation? That’s pretty impressive. What’s your dayjob if I may ask?
kalipike@lemmy.one
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This is really neat! I don’t know that I’ll necessarily use it, but I love what you’re doing. Tools like this ROCK. Thanks!
thejodie@programming.dev
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That is awesome. I’ll have to try it out.

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