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#region Find Chromium
if (-not $script:chromium) {
    # Find the chromium executable or alias, pick the first one
    $chromium = Get-Command -Name chromium -CommandType Application, Alias -ErrorAction Ignore | 
        Select-Object -First 1
    # If we don't have a chromium alias, we'll try to find the chrome or edge executable.
    if ($chromium) {
        $script:chromium = $chromium
    } else {
        # If there's no running instance of chrome, we'll try to find it.

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function Get-MovingAverage {
    <#
    .SYNOPSIS
        Gets a moving average.
    .DESCRIPTION
        Gets a moving average of numbers passed to it.
    #>
    [Alias('MovingAverage')]
    param(
    # The number we're averaging.

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<#
.SYNOPSIS
    A pure PowerShell web server
.DESCRIPTION
    A pure PowerShell web server proof of concept.

    This creates a simple web server that routes commands directly by their local path
    
    That is `/hello` would run the function `/hello` if it exists.

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param(
[string]
$Message = "Coming at you live from the uncanny valley" 
)
if ($IsUnix -or $IsMacOS) {
  throw "SAPI not available on Unix/MacOS"
}

Start-ThreadJob -ScriptBlock {
    $sapi = New-Object -ComObject Sapi.SpVoice

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Start-ThreadJob {param($V)
    foreach ($kv in $v.GetEnumerator()) {        
        $ExecutionContext.SessionState.PSVariable.Set($kv.Key, $kv.Value)
    }  
    testing
} -Arg @{'function:testing' = {1..3}} | Wait-Job | Receive-Job

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$JobName = "http://localhost:$(Get-Random -Min 4200 -Max 42000)/"
$httpListener = [Net.HttpListener]::new()
$httpListener.Prefixes.Add($JobName)
$httpListener.Start()

Start-ThreadJob -ScriptBlock {
    param($MainRunspace, $httpListener, $SourceIdentifier = 'http')
    while ($httpListener.IsListening) {
        $contextAsync = $httpListener.GetContextAsync()
        while (-not ($contextAsync.IsCompleted -or $contextAsync.IsFaulted -or $contextAsync.IsCanceled)) {}

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"#$('{0:x6}' -f (Get-Random -Maximum 0xFFFFFF))"

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function f13($n=13) {    
    $day, $f13 = (Get-Date).Date, @()
    do {
        if ($day.DayOfWeek * $day.Day -eq 65) {
            $f13 += $day
        }
        $day = $day.AddDays(1)    
    } while ($f13.Count -lt $n)
    $f13
}

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filter GetLuma {
    $colorString = $_
    # Convert the background color to a uint32
    $rgb = ($colorString -replace "#", "0x" -replace ';') -as [UInt32]
    # then make it into a percentage red, green, and blue.
    $r, $g, $b = ([float][byte](($rgb -band 0xff0000) -shr 16)/255),
        ([float][byte](($rgb -band 0x00ff00) -shr 8)/255),
        ([float][byte]($rgb -band 0x0000ff)/255)

    # Calculate the luma of the background color

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# A function without a [CmdletBinding] attribute or [Parameter] attributes is freeform.
# Let's declare a little function that just outputs the name and arguments
function I {
    param()
    @($MyInvocation.InvocationName) + $args    
}

# We can use Register-ArgumentCompleter to register the completer for a named command.
# This simple completer will show any matching history items
Register-ArgumentCompleter -CommandName I -ScriptBlock {