MattHodge

# Configure PowerShell Execution Policy
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Force

# Install Chocolatey
iex ((new-object net.webclient).DownloadString('https://chocolatey.org/install.ps1'))

# Install the required apps
choco install git.install -y
choco install virtualbox -y
choco install vagrant -y

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# Create knife.rb config - more details here https://docs.chef.io/config_rb_knife.html
atom ~/.chef/knife.rb

# Create Berksfile config - more details here http://berkshelf.com/
atom ~/.berkshelf/config.json

# Verify you can communicate with the chef server
knife user list

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# Install vagrant plugins
vagrant plugin install 'vagrant-berkshelf'
vagrant plugin install 'vagrant-dsc'
vagrant plugin install 'vagrant-omnibus'
vagrant plugin install 'vagrant-reload'
vagrant plugin install 'vagrant-vbguest'
vagrant plugin install 'vagrant-vbox-snapshot'
vagrant plugin install 'vagrant-winrm'
vagrant plugin install 'winrm-fs'

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# Add Path Variable ssh-keygen path in the git folder - do this manually if you aren't using the function
Add-PathVariable -Path 'C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin'

# Generate SSH Key - accept the defaults
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "[email protected]" -P <SomePassPhrase>

# Add your key to the ssh-agent which will prevent you having to enter in the passphrase every time the key is used
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa

# Copy the contents of the key to the clipboard

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# Linter to validate the code as you are typing
apm install linter

# Install rubocop gem
gem install rubocop

# Linter for ruby
apm install linter-rubocop

# Rubocop auto corrector

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# Create a symlink to the profile in your shared drive
cmd /c mklink $PROFILE D:\DataHodge\Dropbox\PSProfile\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1

# Load the profile into the current session
. $PROFILE

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$webData = @{
    name = 'Matt'
    fontcolor = 'red'
    type = 'beer'
    price = '6.00'
    age = 29
}
   

$htmlPage = "

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# When our string contains double quotes

$myItem = @{
    name = 'Matt'
    age = 29
}

$myStringBackTicks = "The user `"$($myItem.name)`" is of age `"$($myItem.age)`""
$myStringDoubleQuotes = "The user ""$($myItem.name)"" is of age ""$($myItem.age)"""
Write-Output $myStringBackTicks

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# When our string contains single quotes

$myItem = @{
    name = 'Matt'
    age = 29
}

$myString = "The user '$($myItem.name)' is of age '$($myItem.age)'"
Write-Output $myString

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# Create a hash table for the item and use double quotes
$myItem = @{
    type = 'Beer'
    price = '$6.00'
}

$myString = "The price of a $myItem.type is $myItem.price"
Write-Output $myString