![]() Help based on the MAML file, not on the currently installed module. If the module is already loaded, this command creates Load the module, as in the previous example. This command creates help in markdown format for the specified help MAML file. a- 6:56 PM 15320 Set-PSReadLineOption.md a- 6:56 PM 5947 Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler.md a- 6:56 PM 1549 Remove-PSReadLineKeyHandler.md ![]() a- 6:56 PM 7443 Get-PSReadLineKeyHandler.md Example 3: Create help from an existing MAML file PS C:\> New-MarkdownHelp -OutputFolder "D:\PSReadLine\docs" -MamlFile 'C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PSReadLine\1.1\en-US\-help.xml' Help markdown files that have the same name. This command specifies the Force parameter. The second command creates help for all the cmdlets in the PlatyPS module. The first command loads the PlatyPS module into the current session using the Import-Module a- 6:54 PM 1630 Update-MarkdownHelpSchema.md a- 6:54 PM 1633 Update-MarkdownHelpModule.md PS C:\> New-MarkdownHelp -Module "PlatyPS" -OutputFolder ".\docs" -Force Example 2: Create help from a module PS C:\> Import-Module -Module "PlatyPS" ![]() The second command creates help for that stub function in the. The first command creates a function named Command03 using standard Windows PowerShell syntax. PS C:\> New-MarkdownHelp -Command "Command03" -OutputFolder ".\docs" Examples Example 1: Create help from a command PS C:\> function Command03 The New-MarkdownHelp cmdlet creates help in markdown format based on a module, a command, or aįile in Microsoft Assistance Markup Language (MAML) format.
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