Dynamic Winget Arguments using Powershell Pwsh

Dynamic Winget Arguments.pwsh.ps1

function InvokeWingetInstall { 
    <# 
    .synopsis
        example of using native commands with dynamic conditions. 
    .example  
    # example commands: Use -TestOnly and -Verbose to see cli arguments, without invoking it.
    
    InvokeWingetInstall -Verbose -Package 'Microsoft.PowerBI' -TestOnly -Silent
    VERBOSE: install --id Microsoft.PowerBI /silent
    
    InvokeWingetInstall -Verbose -Package 'Microsoft.PowerBI' -Location 'c:\apps\PowerBI' -TestOnly -Silent -SuffixArgsList @( '--custom')
    VERBOSE: install --id Microsoft.PowerBI /silent --location c:\apps\PowerBI --custom
       
    .notes
          # Build arguments as a list. Then splat the array. 
          $binArgs = @( '--help' )
          & winget @binArgs
    .link
       https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/package-manager/winget/install
    #>
    [CmdletBinding()]
    param( 
        # for: winget --id <name>
        [string] $packageName = 'Package.Package',
        
        # for: winget /silent
        [switch] $Silent, 

        # Generate arguments, print them, but do not call the command
        [switch] $TestOnly,

        # for: winget --location <path>
        [string] $Location,
        
        # for: winget --source winget         
        [ArgumentCompletions('winget', 'msstore')] # if not pwsh, comment out this line
        [string] $Source,
        
        # This lets you use extra arguments that the cmdlet doesn't handle 
        [Alias('SuffixArgsList')]
        [string[]] $AppendArgumentList
    )

    # make sure we call the native command. this bypasses any custom functions named  `winget`    
    # -TotalCount 1 might be pwsh only. You can drop that part.
    $binWinget = Get-Command winget -CommandType Application -TotalCount 1

    $binArgs = @( 
        'install'
        '--id'
        $packageName
        if( $Silent ) {
           '/silent'
        }
        if( -not [string]::IsNullorWhitespace( $Source ) ) { 
            '--source'
            $Source
        }

        # If string is -not blank
        if( -not [string]::IsNullorWhitespace( $Location ) ) { 
            '--location'
            '"{0}"' -f $Location  # You might not have to quote the path for some apps
        }
        $AppendArgumentList
    )
    $binArgs -join ' ' | Write-Verbose
    if( $TestOnly ) { return }
    
    & $binWinGet @binArgs
}