INFO:
Playing around with grabbing information about local player accounts through fiddler proxy.
TODO:
I need to write a fiddler script that can be called with auto-responder to save out the header and body of a specified Host call to a chosen directory location.
Keywords:
PowerShell, v5,
Fiddler, xbl, xbox, live, application, windows 10, pc,
regex, Regular Expression, matches, match
look forward, look backward, lazy, greedy,
Resources:
#Personal Note: Source code and resource sights
#https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/fiddler/2011/12/10/revisiting-fiddler-and-win8-immersive-applications/
#https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/xbox-live/using-xbox-live/troubleshooting/how-to-set-up-fiddler-for-debugging
#https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/xbox-apps/uwp-fiddler
#https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/xbox-apps/uwp-fiddler
#As seen in xbox + fiddler microsoft documentation
#LoopBack: netsh winhttp set proxy 127.0.0.1:8888 "<-loopback>"
CODE:
$SourceFolder = "$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop"
$XblTitlehub = "40_.json"
$XblSessiondirectory = "45_Response.txt"
$XblAccounts = "19_.json"
$XblProfile = "9_Response.txt"
#========================== peoplehub.xboxlive.com ==========================#
###\ Response\Body
#========================== sessiondirectory.xboxlive.com ==========================#
###\ \ Response\Header or Entire R*
#(?<=gamertag=)(.*)(?=;)
#(?<='string') Look at end of string
#(?='string') Exclude at string
$patternA = "(?<=gamertag=)"
$Match = ".*"
$PatternB = "(?=;)"
$pattern = "$patternA$Match$PatternB"
$sessiond = Get-Content "$SourceFolder\$XblSessiondirectory"
$gamerTag = [Regex]::Matches($sessiond, $pattern).groups[0].value
$pattern = "(?<=sandbox=).*?(?=,)"
$sandBox = [Regex]::Matches($sessiond, $pattern).groups[0].value
$pattern = "(?<=build=).*?(?=,)"
$build = [Regex]::Matches($sessiond, $pattern).groups[0].value
#========================== titlehub.xboxlive.com ==========================#
###\ Response\Body
#Replace empty line
#REGEX: ^[ \t]*$\r?\n
#Prefix every none empty line
#Search = ^([A-Za-z0-9]+)$
#Replace = able:"\1"
# '^' points to the start of the line
# '$' points to the end of the line
# \1 or [{("'$&'")}] IS the source match within parentheses
$titles = Get-Content "$SourceFolder\$XblTitlehub"
$t = $titles | ConvertFrom-Json
#xuidtitles
$t.xuid
#titles
$t.titles
#titleId
$t.titles.titleId
#pfn
$t.titles.pfn
#bingId
$t.titles.bingId
#serviceConfigId
$t.titles.serviceConfigId
#windowsPhoneProductId
$t.titles.windowsPhoneProductId
#name
$t.titles.name
#type
$t.titles.type
#devices
$t.titles.devices
#displayImage
$t.titles.displayImage.
#mediaItemType
$t.titles.mediaItemType
#modernTitleId
$t.titles.modernTitleId
#isBundle
$t.titles.isBundle
#achievement
$t.titles.achievement
#currentAchievements
$t.titles.achievement.currentAchievements
#totalAchievements
$t.titles.achievement.totalAchievements
#currentGamerscore
$t.titles.achievement.currentGamerscore
#totalGamerscore
$t.titles.achievement.totalGamerscore
#progressPercentage
$t.titles.achievement.progressPercentage
#sourceVersion
$t.titles.achievement.sourceVersion
#stats
$t.titles.stats
#images
$t.titles.images
#BoxArt
$t.titles.images[0]
#BrandedKeyArt
$t.titles.images[1]
#Poster
$t.titles.images[2]
#FeaturePromotionalSquareArt
$t.titles.images[3]
#ImageGallery
$t.titles.images[4]
#ImageGallery
$t.titles.images[5]
#ImageGallery
$t.titles.images[6]
#TitledHeroArt
$t.titles.images[7]
#SuperHeroArt
$t.titles.images[8]
#titleHistory
$t.titles.titleHistory
#lastTimePlayed
$t.titles.titleHistory.lastTimePlayed
#visible
$t.titles.titleHistory.visible
#canHide
$t.titles.titleHistory.canHide
#detail
$t.titles.detail
#friendsWhoPlayed
$t.titles.friendsWhoPlayed
#alternateTitleIds
$t.titles.alternateTitleIds
#contentBoards
$t.titles.contentBoards
#xboxLiveTier
$t.titles.xboxLiveTier
#========================== accounts.xboxlive.com ==========================#
###\ Response\Body
$account = Get-Content "$SourceFolder\$XblAccounts"
$a = $account | ConvertFrom-Json
#familyId
$a.familyId
#familyUsers
$a.familyUsers
#userId
$a.familyUsers[0].userId
#email
$a.familyUsers[0].email
#firstName
$a.familyUsers[0].firstName
#lastName
$a.familyUsers[0].lastName
#imageUrl
$a.familyUsers[0].imageUrl
#gamerTag
$a.familyUsers[0].gamerTag
#xuid
$a.familyUsers[0].xuid
#role
$a.familyUsers[0].role
#canViewRestrictedContent
$a.familyUsers[0].canViewRestrictedContent
#canViewTVAdultContent
$a.familyUsers[0].canViewTVAdultContent
#activityReporting
$a.familyUsers[0].activityReporting
#contentExceptions
$a.familyUsers[0].contentExceptions
#maturityLevel
$a.familyUsers[0].maturityLevel
#webFilteringLevel
$a.familyUsers[0].webFilteringLevel
#webFilteringExceptions
$a.familyUsers[0].webFilteringExceptions
#allowPurchaseAndDownloads
$a.familyUsers[0].allowPurchaseAndDownloads
#========================== profile.xboxlive.com ==========================#
###\ Response\Body
$profile = Get-Content "$SourceFolder\$XblProfile"
$p = $profile | ConvertFrom-Json
#ID: Proporty Name, Value: Proporty value
#profileUsers[{ }]
$p.profileUsers
#Id
$p.profileUsers.id
#hostId
$p.profileUsers.hostId
#isSponsoredUser
$p.profileUsers.isSponsoredUser
#settings[{ }]
$p.profileUsers.settings
#GameDisplayPicRaw
$p.profileUsers.settings[0]
#Gamerscore
$p.profileUsers.settings[1]
#Gamertag
$p.profileUsers.settings[2]
#AccountTier
$p.profileUsers.settings[3]
#XboxOneRep
$p.profileUsers.settings[4]
#PreferredColor
$p.profileUsers.settings[5]
#RealName
$p.profileUsers.settings[6]
#Bio
$p.profileUsers.settings[7]
#TenureLevel
$p.profileUsers.settings[8]
#Watermarks
$p.profileUsers.settings[9]
#Location
$p.profileUsers.settings[10]
#IsDeleted
$p.profileUsers.settings[11]
#ShowUserAsAvatar
$p.profileUsers.settings[12]
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Friday, July 13, 2018
PowerShell - Learning - Entry 1.4
Last one for the night, really. Added some clean up functions.
##
#Clean up on New Run or on application Exit
<#
if($MainLoopEvent){
Unregister-Event $MainLoopEvent -Force
Stop-Job $MainLoopEvent
}
if($CrashEvent){
Unregister-Event $CrashEvent -Force
Stop-Job $CrashEvent
}
#>
# Store all the start up variables so you can clean up when the script finishes.
New-Variable -force -name startupVariables -value ( Get-Variable | ForEach-Object { $_.Name } )
Function Clean-Memory
{
Get-Variable |
Where-Object { $startupVariables -notcontains $_.Name } |
ForEach-Object
{
try
{
Remove-Variable -Name "$($_.Name)" -Force -Scope "global" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -WarningAction SilentlyContinue
}
catch { }
}
}
### Clean up Memory Script
function ReleaseObj ($ref) {
[System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject([System.__ComObject]$ref) | out-null
[System.GC]::Collect()
[System.GC]::WaitForPendingFinalizers()
}
### Clean up Memory + ShutDown Script
function FinalizeEvent ($ref){
Unregister-Event $ref
ReleaseRef $ref
Stop-Job $ref
}
##
##
#Dummy Data
$SearchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop"
$SubDir=$false
$MainLoopAction ={
Get-NewSource
Update-DataObj
Update-AppUi
#Send-Notice
}
$CrashNotice ={
Send-Notice
}
$CrashEvent = Set-WatchEvent (Make-Watcher <#CrashFodler#> "*.") -Action $CrashNotice
##
# "*.*" = All, "*." Directory
Function Make-Watcher($searchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop",$Filter="*.*", $subDir=$false) {
$watcher = New-Object System.IO.FileSystemWatcher
$watcher.Path = $searchPath
$watcher.Filter = $Filter
$watcher.IncludeSubdirectories = $subDir
$watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = $true
return $watcher
}
##
Function Set-WatchEvent($Object=$null,$Event="Created",$Action) {
# Deleted, Renamed, Changed, Created; $changed = Register-ObjectEvent $watcher "Changed" -Action { write-host "Changed: $($eventArgs.FullPath)" }
if($Object -ne $null){
$created = Register-ObjectEvent $Object $Event -Action $Action # Watcher/Event & Action Code Source: https://superuser.com/questions/888442/powershell-folder-monitor-batch-execution
#$action = {Invoke-Item "D:\BATCH FILES\XXXXX.bat" -filter = "XXXXX.pdf"}
#while ($true) {sleep 5} #Only works if external job
return $created
}
}
#Test Functionality
$MainLoopEvent = Set-WatchEvent (Make-Watcher) -Action $MainLoopAction
##
##
# Get system info
# $sys | Get-Member -MemberType Property | ForEach{ "{0} = `t{1}" -f $_.name, $sys.($_.name) }
Function Send-Notice ($title="TestTracker Report",$msg="You have a waiting Action. Please Approve the Action.",$bttn='ok',$icon='Exclamation') {
# Icon Info key Source: MSDN Icon Table: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.messageboxicon(v=vs.110).aspx
# TODO: Change frame, change icon to custom, change color; background, header, text
#$wshell = New-Object -ComObject Wscript.Shell ##$wshell.Popup("Operation Completed",0,"Done",0x1)
[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show($msg,$title,$bttn,$icon)
}
Function Get-NewSource {
Write-Host (`
"`n### `$newSource = Get-Content -Raw -Path `"`$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\...`"",
"`$newJson = ConvertFrom-Json `$newSource",
"return `$newJson")
}
Function Get-Log {
#Pull Profile
Write-Host "`n### DataObj = NewSourceData"
}
Function Update-DataObj {
Write-Host "`n### DataObj = NewSourceData"
}
Function Update-AppUi {
Write-Host "`n### AppUI = UpdatedDataObj"
}
function Get-SystemInfo ($ComputerName=$env:ComputerName,$header = 'Hostname','OSName','OSVersion','OSManufacturer','OSConfig','Buildtype', 'RegisteredOwner','RegisteredOrganization','ProductID','InstallDate', 'StartTime','Manufacturer','Model','Type','Processor','BIOSVersion', 'WindowsFolder' ,'SystemFolder','StartDevice','Culture', 'UICulture', 'TimeZone','PhysicalMemory', 'AvailablePhysicalMemory' , 'MaxVirtualMemory', 'AvailableVirtualMemory','UsedVirtualMemory','PagingFile','Domain' ,'LogonServer','Hotfix','NetworkAdapter')
{
#param($ComputerName = $env:ComputerName)
$a = systeminfo.exe /FO CSV /S $ComputerName |
Select-Object -Skip 1 |
ConvertFrom-CSV -Header $header
return $a
#Flags:
#/s Computer #Specifies the name or IP address of a remote computer (do not use backslashes). The default is the local computer.
#/u Domain\User #Runs the command with the account permissions of the user specified by User or Domain\User. The default is the permissions of the current logged on user on the computer issuing the command.
#/p Password #Specifies the password of the user account that is specified in the /u parameter.
#/fo {Table|List|CSV} # Specifies the format to use for the output. Valid values are TABLE, LIST, and CSV. The default format for output is LIST.
#/nh #Suppresses column headers in the output. Valid when the /fo parameter is set to TABLE or CSV.
# Code Source https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/PowerShell-System-571521d1
}
function Get-Dxdiag {
# Drop output in temp dir
$logFile = $env:TEMP + "\dxDiagLog.xml"
# Piping to Out-Null forces it to wait for dxdiag to complete before continuing. Otherwise
# it tries to load the file before it actuallygets written
dxdiag.exe /whql:off /dontskip /x $logFile | Out-Null
[xml]$dxDiagLog = Get-Content $logFile
#$dxDiagLog.DxDiag.DirectSound.SoundDevices.SoundDevice | ft Description, DriverProvider
# CODE SOURCE: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37122010/can-i-access-dxdiag-from-powershell-console
return $dxDiagLog
}
function Get-SystemData {
$S = Get-SystemInfo
$D = Get-Dxdiag
$Sys = @{}
#Gather relevant SystemInformation
$Sys.add("Date",Get-Date)
$Sys.add("Computer Name",$env:COMPUTERNAME)
$Sys.add("OS",$S.OSVersion)
$Sys.add("Language",$S.Culture)
$Sys.add("System Manufacturer",$S.Manufacturer)# $S.OSManufacturer
$Sys.add("System Model",$S.Model)
$Sys.add("Bios",$S.BIOSVersion)
$Sys.add("Processor",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.Processor)# $S.Processor
$Sys.add("Memory",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.AvaliableOSMem)
$Sys.add("Page File",$S.PagingFile)
$Sys.add("DirectX Version",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.DirectXVersion)
$Sys.add("Display Res",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].CurrentMode)
$Sys.add("MonitorName",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].MonitorName)
$Sys.add("MonitorId",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].MonitorId)
$Sys.add("NativeMode",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].NativeMode)
$Sys.add($S)
$Sys.add($D)
return $Sys
}
##
##
Function Set-AutoSession ($Check=$True) {
if(Check){ Write-Host "`n### Auto is ON." }
else{ Write-Host "`n### Auto is Off." }
}
Function StartSession {
Write-Host "`n### Session Started!"
}
Function StopSession {
Write-Host "`n### Session Stopped!"
}
Function Write-Token ($token=$null,$document=$null) {
Write-Host "`n### `$token written to `$(`$document[0]) at line `$(`$document[1])."
}
Function Refresh-Token ($token=$null) {
Write-Host "`n### `$token refreshed."
}
Function Copy-TokenToClipBoard ($token=$null) {
<#
Copy-TokenToClipBoard copies a passed token to the Windows Clipboard.
Syntax; [$token = int,string]
#>
#Not Functional yet.
#Set-Clipboard -Value $token
Write-Host "`n### `$token copied to clipboard."
}
Function Set-DirectoryPath ($dir="") {
Write-Host "`n### Path set to `$dir"
}
Function Set-Preferences ($AppPreferences) {
Write-Host "`n### Preference saved!"
$AppPreferences | Out-file $outFile
}
##
#
#Clean up on New Run or on application Exit
<#
if($MainLoopEvent){
Unregister-Event $MainLoopEvent -Force
Stop-Job $MainLoopEvent
}
if($CrashEvent){
Unregister-Event $CrashEvent -Force
Stop-Job $CrashEvent
}
#>
# Store all the start up variables so you can clean up when the script finishes.
New-Variable -force -name startupVariables -value ( Get-Variable | ForEach-Object { $_.Name } )
Function Clean-Memory
{
Get-Variable |
Where-Object { $startupVariables -notcontains $_.Name } |
ForEach-Object
{
try
{
Remove-Variable -Name "$($_.Name)" -Force -Scope "global" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -WarningAction SilentlyContinue
}
catch { }
}
}
### Clean up Memory Script
function ReleaseObj ($ref) {
[System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject([System.__ComObject]$ref) | out-null
[System.GC]::Collect()
[System.GC]::WaitForPendingFinalizers()
}
### Clean up Memory + ShutDown Script
function FinalizeEvent ($ref){
Unregister-Event $ref
ReleaseRef $ref
Stop-Job $ref
}
#
#
#Dummy Data
$SearchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop"
$SubDir=$false
$MainLoopAction ={
Get-NewSource
Update-DataObj
Update-AppUi
#Send-Notice
}
$CrashNotice ={
Send-Notice
}
$CrashEvent = Set-WatchEvent (Make-Watcher <#CrashFodler#> "*.") -Action $CrashNotice
#
# "*.*" = All, "*." Directory
Function Make-Watcher($searchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop",$Filter="*.*", $subDir=$false) {
$watcher = New-Object System.IO.FileSystemWatcher
$watcher.Path = $searchPath
$watcher.Filter = $Filter
$watcher.IncludeSubdirectories = $subDir
$watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = $true
return $watcher
}
#
Function Set-WatchEvent($Object=$null,$Event="Created",$Action) {
# Deleted, Renamed, Changed, Created; $changed = Register-ObjectEvent $watcher "Changed" -Action { write-host "Changed: $($eventArgs.FullPath)" }
if($Object -ne $null){
$created = Register-ObjectEvent $Object $Event -Action $Action # Watcher/Event & Action Code Source: https://superuser.com/questions/888442/powershell-folder-monitor-batch-execution
#$action = {Invoke-Item "D:\BATCH FILES\XXXXX.bat" -filter = "XXXXX.pdf"}
#while ($true) {sleep 5} #Only works if external job
return $created
}
}
#Test Functionality
$MainLoopEvent = Set-WatchEvent (Make-Watcher) -Action $MainLoopAction
#
#
# Get system info
# $sys | Get-Member -MemberType Property | ForEach{ "{0} = `t{1}" -f $_.name, $sys.($_.name) }
Function Send-Notice ($title="TestTracker Report",$msg="You have a waiting Action. Please Approve the Action.",$bttn='ok',$icon='Exclamation') {
# Icon Info key Source: MSDN Icon Table: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.messageboxicon(v=vs.110).aspx
# TODO: Change frame, change icon to custom, change color; background, header, text
#$wshell = New-Object -ComObject Wscript.Shell ##$wshell.Popup("Operation Completed",0,"Done",0x1)
[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show($msg,$title,$bttn,$icon)
}
Function Get-NewSource {
Write-Host (`
"`n### `$newSource = Get-Content -Raw -Path `"`$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\...`"",
"`$newJson = ConvertFrom-Json `$newSource",
"return `$newJson")
}
Function Get-Log {
#Pull Profile
Write-Host "`n### DataObj = NewSourceData"
}
Function Update-DataObj {
Write-Host "`n### DataObj = NewSourceData"
}
Function Update-AppUi {
Write-Host "`n### AppUI = UpdatedDataObj"
}
function Get-SystemInfo ($ComputerName=$env:ComputerName,$header = 'Hostname','OSName','OSVersion','OSManufacturer','OSConfig','Buildtype', 'RegisteredOwner','RegisteredOrganization','ProductID','InstallDate', 'StartTime','Manufacturer','Model','Type','Processor','BIOSVersion', 'WindowsFolder' ,'SystemFolder','StartDevice','Culture', 'UICulture', 'TimeZone','PhysicalMemory', 'AvailablePhysicalMemory' , 'MaxVirtualMemory', 'AvailableVirtualMemory','UsedVirtualMemory','PagingFile','Domain' ,'LogonServer','Hotfix','NetworkAdapter')
{
#param($ComputerName = $env:ComputerName)
$a = systeminfo.exe /FO CSV /S $ComputerName |
Select-Object -Skip 1 |
ConvertFrom-CSV -Header $header
return $a
#Flags:
#/s Computer #Specifies the name or IP address of a remote computer (do not use backslashes). The default is the local computer.
#/u Domain\User #Runs the command with the account permissions of the user specified by User or Domain\User. The default is the permissions of the current logged on user on the computer issuing the command.
#/p Password #Specifies the password of the user account that is specified in the /u parameter.
#/fo {Table|List|CSV} # Specifies the format to use for the output. Valid values are TABLE, LIST, and CSV. The default format for output is LIST.
#/nh #Suppresses column headers in the output. Valid when the /fo parameter is set to TABLE or CSV.
# Code Source https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/PowerShell-System-571521d1
}
function Get-Dxdiag {
# Drop output in temp dir
$logFile = $env:TEMP + "\dxDiagLog.xml"
# Piping to Out-Null forces it to wait for dxdiag to complete before continuing. Otherwise
# it tries to load the file before it actuallygets written
dxdiag.exe /whql:off /dontskip /x $logFile | Out-Null
[xml]$dxDiagLog = Get-Content $logFile
#$dxDiagLog.DxDiag.DirectSound.SoundDevices.SoundDevice | ft Description, DriverProvider
# CODE SOURCE: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37122010/can-i-access-dxdiag-from-powershell-console
return $dxDiagLog
}
function Get-SystemData {
$S = Get-SystemInfo
$D = Get-Dxdiag
$Sys = @{}
#Gather relevant SystemInformation
$Sys.add("Date",Get-Date)
$Sys.add("Computer Name",$env:COMPUTERNAME)
$Sys.add("OS",$S.OSVersion)
$Sys.add("Language",$S.Culture)
$Sys.add("System Manufacturer",$S.Manufacturer)# $S.OSManufacturer
$Sys.add("System Model",$S.Model)
$Sys.add("Bios",$S.BIOSVersion)
$Sys.add("Processor",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.Processor)# $S.Processor
$Sys.add("Memory",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.AvaliableOSMem)
$Sys.add("Page File",$S.PagingFile)
$Sys.add("DirectX Version",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.DirectXVersion)
$Sys.add("Display Res",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].CurrentMode)
$Sys.add("MonitorName",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].MonitorName)
$Sys.add("MonitorId",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].MonitorId)
$Sys.add("NativeMode",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].NativeMode)
$Sys.add($S)
$Sys.add($D)
return $Sys
}
#
#
Function Set-AutoSession ($Check=$True) {
if(Check){ Write-Host "`n### Auto is ON." }
else{ Write-Host "`n### Auto is Off." }
}
Function StartSession {
Write-Host "`n### Session Started!"
}
Function StopSession {
Write-Host "`n### Session Stopped!"
}
Function Write-Token ($token=$null,$document=$null) {
Write-Host "`n### `$token written to `$(`$document[0]) at line `$(`$document[1])."
}
Function Refresh-Token ($token=$null) {
Write-Host "`n### `$token refreshed."
}
Function Copy-TokenToClipBoard ($token=$null) {
<#
Copy-TokenToClipBoard copies a passed token to the Windows Clipboard.
Syntax; [$token = int,string]
#>
#Not Functional yet.
#Set-Clipboard -Value $token
Write-Host "`n### `$token copied to clipboard."
}
Function Set-DirectoryPath ($dir="") {
Write-Host "`n### Path set to `$dir"
}
Function Set-Preferences ($AppPreferences) {
Write-Host "`n### Preference saved!"
$AppPreferences | Out-file $outFile
}
#
PowerShell - Learning - Entry 1.3
More coding, added getting system information from Dxdiag and system.exe. Along with some more place holder functions. Learning stuff yay! time for sleep before work! Booo sleep!
#Clean up on New Run or on application Exit
if($MainLoopEvent){
Unregister-Event $MainLoopEvent -Force
Stop-Job $MainLoopEvent
}
##
#Dummy Data
$SearchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop"
$SubDir=$false
$MainLoopAction ={
Get-NewSource
Update-DataObj
Update-AppUi
#Send-Notice
}
##
# "*.*" = All, "*." Directory
Function Make-Watcher($searchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop",$Filter="*.*", $subDir=$false) {
$watcher = New-Object System.IO.FileSystemWatcher
$watcher.Path = $searchPath
$watcher.Filter = $Filter
$watcher.IncludeSubdirectories = $subDir
$watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = $true
return $watcher
}
##
Function Set-WatchEvent($Object=$null,$Event="Created",$Action) {
# Deleted, Renamed, Changed, Created; $changed = Register-ObjectEvent $watcher "Changed" -Action { write-host "Changed: $($eventArgs.FullPath)" }
if($Object -ne $null){
$created = Register-ObjectEvent $Object $Event -Action $Action # Watcher/Event & Action Code Source: https://superuser.com/questions/888442/powershell-folder-monitor-batch-execution
#$action = {Invoke-Item "D:\BATCH FILES\XXXXX.bat" -filter = "XXXXX.pdf"}
#while ($true) {sleep 5} #Only works if external job
return $created
}
}
#Test Functionality
$watcher = Make-Watcher
$MainLoopEvent = Set-WatchEvent $watcher -Action $MainLoopAction
##
##
# Get system info
# $sys | Get-Member -MemberType Property | ForEach{ "{0} = `t{1}" -f $_.name, $sys.($_.name) }
Function Send-Notice ($title="TestTracker Report",$msg="You have a waiting Action. Please Approve the Action.",$bttn='ok',$icon='Exclamation') {
# Icon Info key Source: MSDN Icon Table: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.messageboxicon(v=vs.110).aspx
# TODO: Change frame, change icon to custom, change color; background, header, text
#$wshell = New-Object -ComObject Wscript.Shell ##$wshell.Popup("Operation Completed",0,"Done",0x1)
[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show($msg,$title,$bttn,$icon)
}
Function Get-NewSource {
Write-Host (`
"`n### `$newSource = Get-Content -Raw -Path `"`$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\...`"",
"`$newJson = ConvertFrom-Json `$newSource",
"return `$newJson")
}
Function Update-DataObj {
Write-Host "`n### DataObj = NewSourceData"
}
Function Update-AppUi {
Write-Host "`n### AppUI = UpdatedDataObj"
}
function Get-SystemInfo ($ComputerName=$env:ComputerName,$header = 'Hostname','OSName','OSVersion','OSManufacturer','OSConfig','Buildtype', 'RegisteredOwner','RegisteredOrganization','ProductID','InstallDate', 'StartTime','Manufacturer','Model','Type','Processor','BIOSVersion', 'WindowsFolder' ,'SystemFolder','StartDevice','Culture', 'UICulture', 'TimeZone','PhysicalMemory', 'AvailablePhysicalMemory' , 'MaxVirtualMemory', 'AvailableVirtualMemory','UsedVirtualMemory','PagingFile','Domain' ,'LogonServer','Hotfix','NetworkAdapter')
{
#param($ComputerName = $env:ComputerName)
$a = systeminfo.exe /FO CSV /S $ComputerName |
Select-Object -Skip 1 |
ConvertFrom-CSV -Header $header
return $a
#Flags:
#/s Computer #Specifies the name or IP address of a remote computer (do not use backslashes). The default is the local computer.
#/u Domain\User #Runs the command with the account permissions of the user specified by User or Domain\User. The default is the permissions of the current logged on user on the computer issuing the command.
#/p Password #Specifies the password of the user account that is specified in the /u parameter.
#/fo {Table|List|CSV} # Specifies the format to use for the output. Valid values are TABLE, LIST, and CSV. The default format for output is LIST.
#/nh #Suppresses column headers in the output. Valid when the /fo parameter is set to TABLE or CSV.
# Code Source https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/PowerShell-System-571521d1
}
function Get-Dxdiag {
# Drop output in temp dir
$logFile = $env:TEMP + "\dxDiagLog.xml"
# Piping to Out-Null forces it to wait for dxdiag to complete before continuing. Otherwise
# it tries to load the file before it actuallygets written
dxdiag.exe /whql:off /dontskip /x $logFile | Out-Null
[xml]$dxDiagLog = Get-Content $logFile
#$dxDiagLog.DxDiag.DirectSound.SoundDevices.SoundDevice | ft Description, DriverProvider
# CODE SOURCE: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37122010/can-i-access-dxdiag-from-powershell-console
return $dxDiagLog
}
function Get-SystemData {
$S = Get-SystemInfo
$D = Get-Dxdiag
$Sys = @{}
#Gather relevant SystemInformation
$Sys.add("Date",Get-Date)
$Sys.add("Computer Name",$env:COMPUTERNAME)
$Sys.add("OS",$S.OSVersion)
$Sys.add("Language",$S.Culture)
$Sys.add("System Manufacturer",$S.Manufacturer)# $S.OSManufacturer
$Sys.add("System Model",$S.Model)
$Sys.add("Bios",$S.BIOSVersion)
$Sys.add("Processor",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.Processor)# $S.Processor
$Sys.add("Memory",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.AvaliableOSMem)
$Sys.add("Page File",$S.PagingFile)
$Sys.add("DirectX Version",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.DirectXVersion)
$Sys.add("Display Res",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].CurrentMode)
$Sys.add("MonitorName",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].MonitorName)
$Sys.add("MonitorId",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].MonitorId)
$Sys.add("NativeMode",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].NativeMode)
return $Sys
}
##
##
Function Set-AutoSession ($Check=$True) {
if(Check){ Write-Host "`n### Auto is ON." }
else{ Write-Host "`n### Auto is Off." }
}
Function StartSession {
Write-Host "`n### Session Started!"
}
Function StopSession {
Write-Host "`n### Session Stopped!"
}
Function Write-Token ($token=$null,$document=$null) {
Write-Host "`n### `$token written to `$(`$document[0]) at line `$(`$document[1])."
}
Function Refresh-Token ($token=$null) {
Write-Host "`n### `$token refreshed."
}
Function Copy-TokenToClipBoard ($token=$null) {
<#
Copy-TokenToClipBoard copies a passed token to the Windows Clipboard.
Syntax; [$token = int,string]
#>
#Not Functional yet.
#Set-Clipboard -Value $token
Write-Host "`n### `$token copied to clipboard."
}
Function Set-DirectoryPath ($dir="") {
Write-Host "`n### Path set to `$dir"
}
Function Set-Preferences ($AppPreferences) {
Write-Host "`n### Preference saved!"
$AppPreferences | Out-file $outFile
}
##
#Clean up on New Run or on application Exit
if($MainLoopEvent){
Unregister-Event $MainLoopEvent -Force
Stop-Job $MainLoopEvent
}
#
#Dummy Data
$SearchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop"
$SubDir=$false
$MainLoopAction ={
Get-NewSource
Update-DataObj
Update-AppUi
#Send-Notice
}
#
# "*.*" = All, "*." Directory
Function Make-Watcher($searchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop",$Filter="*.*", $subDir=$false) {
$watcher = New-Object System.IO.FileSystemWatcher
$watcher.Path = $searchPath
$watcher.Filter = $Filter
$watcher.IncludeSubdirectories = $subDir
$watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = $true
return $watcher
}
#
Function Set-WatchEvent($Object=$null,$Event="Created",$Action) {
# Deleted, Renamed, Changed, Created; $changed = Register-ObjectEvent $watcher "Changed" -Action { write-host "Changed: $($eventArgs.FullPath)" }
if($Object -ne $null){
$created = Register-ObjectEvent $Object $Event -Action $Action # Watcher/Event & Action Code Source: https://superuser.com/questions/888442/powershell-folder-monitor-batch-execution
#$action = {Invoke-Item "D:\BATCH FILES\XXXXX.bat" -filter = "XXXXX.pdf"}
#while ($true) {sleep 5} #Only works if external job
return $created
}
}
#Test Functionality
$watcher = Make-Watcher
$MainLoopEvent = Set-WatchEvent $watcher -Action $MainLoopAction
#
#
# Get system info
# $sys | Get-Member -MemberType Property | ForEach{ "{0} = `t{1}" -f $_.name, $sys.($_.name) }
Function Send-Notice ($title="TestTracker Report",$msg="You have a waiting Action. Please Approve the Action.",$bttn='ok',$icon='Exclamation') {
# Icon Info key Source: MSDN Icon Table: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.messageboxicon(v=vs.110).aspx
# TODO: Change frame, change icon to custom, change color; background, header, text
#$wshell = New-Object -ComObject Wscript.Shell ##$wshell.Popup("Operation Completed",0,"Done",0x1)
[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show($msg,$title,$bttn,$icon)
}
Function Get-NewSource {
Write-Host (`
"`n### `$newSource = Get-Content -Raw -Path `"`$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\...`"",
"`$newJson = ConvertFrom-Json `$newSource",
"return `$newJson")
}
Function Update-DataObj {
Write-Host "`n### DataObj = NewSourceData"
}
Function Update-AppUi {
Write-Host "`n### AppUI = UpdatedDataObj"
}
function Get-SystemInfo ($ComputerName=$env:ComputerName,$header = 'Hostname','OSName','OSVersion','OSManufacturer','OSConfig','Buildtype', 'RegisteredOwner','RegisteredOrganization','ProductID','InstallDate', 'StartTime','Manufacturer','Model','Type','Processor','BIOSVersion', 'WindowsFolder' ,'SystemFolder','StartDevice','Culture', 'UICulture', 'TimeZone','PhysicalMemory', 'AvailablePhysicalMemory' , 'MaxVirtualMemory', 'AvailableVirtualMemory','UsedVirtualMemory','PagingFile','Domain' ,'LogonServer','Hotfix','NetworkAdapter')
{
#param($ComputerName = $env:ComputerName)
$a = systeminfo.exe /FO CSV /S $ComputerName |
Select-Object -Skip 1 |
ConvertFrom-CSV -Header $header
return $a
#Flags:
#/s Computer #Specifies the name or IP address of a remote computer (do not use backslashes). The default is the local computer.
#/u Domain\User #Runs the command with the account permissions of the user specified by User or Domain\User. The default is the permissions of the current logged on user on the computer issuing the command.
#/p Password #Specifies the password of the user account that is specified in the /u parameter.
#/fo {Table|List|CSV} # Specifies the format to use for the output. Valid values are TABLE, LIST, and CSV. The default format for output is LIST.
#/nh #Suppresses column headers in the output. Valid when the /fo parameter is set to TABLE or CSV.
# Code Source https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/PowerShell-System-571521d1
}
function Get-Dxdiag {
# Drop output in temp dir
$logFile = $env:TEMP + "\dxDiagLog.xml"
# Piping to Out-Null forces it to wait for dxdiag to complete before continuing. Otherwise
# it tries to load the file before it actuallygets written
dxdiag.exe /whql:off /dontskip /x $logFile | Out-Null
[xml]$dxDiagLog = Get-Content $logFile
#$dxDiagLog.DxDiag.DirectSound.SoundDevices.SoundDevice | ft Description, DriverProvider
# CODE SOURCE: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37122010/can-i-access-dxdiag-from-powershell-console
return $dxDiagLog
}
function Get-SystemData {
$S = Get-SystemInfo
$D = Get-Dxdiag
$Sys = @{}
#Gather relevant SystemInformation
$Sys.add("Date",Get-Date)
$Sys.add("Computer Name",$env:COMPUTERNAME)
$Sys.add("OS",$S.OSVersion)
$Sys.add("Language",$S.Culture)
$Sys.add("System Manufacturer",$S.Manufacturer)# $S.OSManufacturer
$Sys.add("System Model",$S.Model)
$Sys.add("Bios",$S.BIOSVersion)
$Sys.add("Processor",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.Processor)# $S.Processor
$Sys.add("Memory",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.AvaliableOSMem)
$Sys.add("Page File",$S.PagingFile)
$Sys.add("DirectX Version",$D.DxDiag.SystemInformation.DirectXVersion)
$Sys.add("Display Res",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].CurrentMode)
$Sys.add("MonitorName",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].MonitorName)
$Sys.add("MonitorId",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].MonitorId)
$Sys.add("NativeMode",$D.DxDiag.DisplayDevices.DisplayDevice[1].NativeMode)
return $Sys
}
#
#
Function Set-AutoSession ($Check=$True) {
if(Check){ Write-Host "`n### Auto is ON." }
else{ Write-Host "`n### Auto is Off." }
}
Function StartSession {
Write-Host "`n### Session Started!"
}
Function StopSession {
Write-Host "`n### Session Stopped!"
}
Function Write-Token ($token=$null,$document=$null) {
Write-Host "`n### `$token written to `$(`$document[0]) at line `$(`$document[1])."
}
Function Refresh-Token ($token=$null) {
Write-Host "`n### `$token refreshed."
}
Function Copy-TokenToClipBoard ($token=$null) {
<#
Copy-TokenToClipBoard copies a passed token to the Windows Clipboard.
Syntax; [$token = int,string]
#>
#Not Functional yet.
#Set-Clipboard -Value $token
Write-Host "`n### `$token copied to clipboard."
}
Function Set-DirectoryPath ($dir="") {
Write-Host "`n### Path set to `$dir"
}
Function Set-Preferences ($AppPreferences) {
Write-Host "`n### Preference saved!"
$AppPreferences | Out-file $outFile
}
#
PowerShell - Learning - Entry 1
Proof of connect for an application. This is the Main loop based on an event trigger. When new files are added to a watched directory the application will act on the file to extract useful information and propagate that to an application window for ease of viewing.
Writing the code in Sublime text 3, because it's just that great. and test running in PowerShell ISE.
#Clean up on New Run or on application Exit
if($MainLoopEvent){
Unregister-Event $MainLoopEvent -Force
Stop-Job $MainLoopEvent
}
##
#Dummy Data
$SearchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop"
$SubDir=$false
$MainLoopAction ={
Get-NewSource
Update-DataObj
Update-AppUi
Send-Notice
}
##
# "*.*" = All, "*." Directory
Function Make-Watcher($searchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop",$Filter="*.*", $subDir=$false) {
$watcher = New-Object System.IO.FileSystemWatcher
$watcher.Path = $searchPath
$watcher.Filter = $Filter
$watcher.IncludeSubdirectories = $subDir
$watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = $true
return $watcher
}
##
Function Set-WatchEvent($Object=$null,$Event="Created",$Action) {
# Deleted, Renamed, Changed, Created; $changed = Register-ObjectEvent $watcher "Changed" -Action { write-host "Changed: $($eventArgs.FullPath)" }
if($Object -ne $null){
$created = Register-ObjectEvent $Object $Event -Action $Action #https://superuser.com/questions/888442/powershell-folder-monitor-batch-execution
#$action = {Invoke-Item "D:\BATCH FILES\XXXXX.bat" -filter = "XXXXX.pdf"}
#while ($true) {sleep 5} #Only works if external job
return $created
}
}
#Test Functionality
$watcher = Make-Watcher
$MainLoopEvent = Set-WatchEvent $watcher -Action $MainLoopAction
##
##
Function Send-Notice ($title="TestTracker Report",$msg="You have a waiting Action. Please Approve the Action.",$bttn='ok',$icon='Exclamation') {
# MSDN Icon Table: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.messageboxicon(v=vs.110).aspx
# TODO: Change frame, change icon to custom, change color; background, header, text
#$wshell = New-Object -ComObject Wscript.Shell ##$wshell.Popup("Operation Completed",0,"Done",0x1)
[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show($msg,$title,$bttn,$icon)
}
Function Get-NewSource {
Write-Host (`
"`n### `$newSource = Get-Content -Raw -Path `"`$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\...`"",
"`$newJson = ConvertFrom-Json `$newSource",
"return `$newJson")
}
Function Update-DataObj {
Write-Host "`n### DataObj = NewSourceData"
}
Function Update-AppUi {
Write-Host "`n### AppUI = UpdatedDataObj"
}
##
Writing the code in Sublime text 3, because it's just that great. and test running in PowerShell ISE.
#Clean up on New Run or on application Exit
if($MainLoopEvent){
Unregister-Event $MainLoopEvent -Force
Stop-Job $MainLoopEvent
}
#
#Dummy Data
$SearchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop"
$SubDir=$false
$MainLoopAction ={
Get-NewSource
Update-DataObj
Update-AppUi
Send-Notice
}
#
# "*.*" = All, "*." Directory
Function Make-Watcher($searchPath="$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop",$Filter="*.*", $subDir=$false) {
$watcher = New-Object System.IO.FileSystemWatcher
$watcher.Path = $searchPath
$watcher.Filter = $Filter
$watcher.IncludeSubdirectories = $subDir
$watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = $true
return $watcher
}
#
Function Set-WatchEvent($Object=$null,$Event="Created",$Action) {
# Deleted, Renamed, Changed, Created; $changed = Register-ObjectEvent $watcher "Changed" -Action { write-host "Changed: $($eventArgs.FullPath)" }
if($Object -ne $null){
$created = Register-ObjectEvent $Object $Event -Action $Action #https://superuser.com/questions/888442/powershell-folder-monitor-batch-execution
#$action = {Invoke-Item "D:\BATCH FILES\XXXXX.bat" -filter = "XXXXX.pdf"}
#while ($true) {sleep 5} #Only works if external job
return $created
}
}
#Test Functionality
$watcher = Make-Watcher
$MainLoopEvent = Set-WatchEvent $watcher -Action $MainLoopAction
#
#
Function Send-Notice ($title="TestTracker Report",$msg="You have a waiting Action. Please Approve the Action.",$bttn='ok',$icon='Exclamation') {
# MSDN Icon Table: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.messageboxicon(v=vs.110).aspx
# TODO: Change frame, change icon to custom, change color; background, header, text
#$wshell = New-Object -ComObject Wscript.Shell ##$wshell.Popup("Operation Completed",0,"Done",0x1)
[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show($msg,$title,$bttn,$icon)
}
Function Get-NewSource {
Write-Host (`
"`n### `$newSource = Get-Content -Raw -Path `"`$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\...`"",
"`$newJson = ConvertFrom-Json `$newSource",
"return `$newJson")
}
Function Update-DataObj {
Write-Host "`n### DataObj = NewSourceData"
}
Function Update-AppUi {
Write-Host "`n### AppUI = UpdatedDataObj"
}
#
Sunday, October 30, 2016
I'm Alive.
Finally getting over whatever raid level cold I had. I'm feeling really rusty on anything creative so easing back into it.
Thanks for reading. See you next time!
Who's that Pokemon!?
Thanks for reading. See you next time!
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Sicky
I've been suffering from a harsh cold or something, insane exhaustion. I've slept for a day and a half straight and i'm still drained to death. Hopefully i'll put out something soonish.
thanks for reading. See you next time.
thanks for reading. See you next time.
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Still Rigging + Sketch
Still digging into rigging in blender. So far I've learned there are a lot of really long tutorials and videos on rigging that don't actually cover much.
Thanks for reading. See you next time!
Thanks for reading. See you next time!
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Wake up Draw 5
So I was drawing and ended up reading an anatomy book.
I generally prefer intuitive learning as analytical learning (reading an anatomy book) from an art point of view. Is too abstract for me to apply or feel like I am understanding anything.
So I don't think I'll do that again on stream. Just intuitive feeling forms out.
twitch.tv/valthalin
I sketched out a skull at the beginning of the stream in a profile view. Then I was trying to get the depth wise proportions right and ended up bring in a skull to see how off I was.
From there it kind of migrated over to a pseudo muscle study.
I generally prefer intuitive learning as analytical learning (reading an anatomy book) from an art point of view. Is too abstract for me to apply or feel like I am understanding anything.
So I don't think I'll do that again on stream. Just intuitive feeling forms out.
twitch.tv/valthalin
I sketched out a skull at the beginning of the stream in a profile view. Then I was trying to get the depth wise proportions right and ended up bring in a skull to see how off I was.
From there it kind of migrated over to a pseudo muscle study.
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Wake Up Draw Pending
No Wake up Draw Today, My roommate caught me during breakfast and we got into a rant about work stuff. Maybe I'll do a Winding Down Draw?
Monday, November 9, 2015
Fallout 4
Well... my friend bought me fallout 4... So my productivity is probably going to take a downhill trend for a day or so.
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