Trigger Native Operating System Notifications with PowerShell

Published: 02 February 2019
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There is a new community module available that enables you to send operating system notifications from your PowerShell scripts. You can easily install this module from the PowerShell Gallery, using the Install-Module command in PowerShell. Use the -Scope CurrentUser parameter, on the Install-Module command, to install the command in your non-admin module directory. On Windows, this is typically under your Documents directory in your user profile.

The Send-OSNotification command is the single command exported from the PoshNotify module. It presently has three parameters, allowing you to customize the notification message body (-Body), the title (-Title) and the Icon (-Icon). The only required parameter is the -Body parameter, which includes the custom message that you want to send to the user.

PoshNotify on GitHub: https://github.com/Windos/PoshNotify/
Contributors: https://github.com/Windos/PoshNotify/...

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