(#208) Improve UX of Crescendo cmdlets #209
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This commit improves the author experience when accelerating a native command. This commit exposes all class properties as function parameters. Where appropriate an argumentcompleter attribute has been introduced to further enhance the authoring experience when working with the Microsoft.PowerShell.Crescendo module.
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@steviecoaster - Thanks for this, I certainly think it will be helpful. Would it be too much to ask to have some validation for the new behavior? I'm reluctant to take anything that doesn't improve the validation. |
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@JamesWTruher I can add some tests for this behavior, certainly! |
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PR Summary
This pull request enhances the user experience of the Microsoft.PowerShell.Crescendo module by exposing all available class properties as cmdlet parameters for the respective Cmdlet
PR Context
Creating Crescendo objects with the Microsoft.PowerShell.Crescendo module today requires the user to write extra glue code to fully extend the Crescendo object before generating the json schema for the module.
This friction is reduced by adding all available properties as Cmdlet parameters, reducing the amount of glue code required on the part of the end user.
Fixes #208