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Expand Up @@ -51,12 +51,14 @@ A GitHub repository template for building, testing, and publishing PowerShell mo
You'll be prompted for module name, function prefix, author, description, and project URL. Pass them as parameters for non-interactive use:

```powershell
./Initialize-Template.ps1 `
-ModuleName 'MyAwesomeModule' `
-Prefix 'Mam' `
-Author 'Jane Doe' `
-Description 'Does awesome things' `
-ProjectUri 'https://github.com/janedoe/MyAwesomeModule'
$templateParameters = @{
ModuleName = 'MyAwesomeModule'
Prefix = 'Mam'
Author = 'Jane Doe'
Description = 'Does awesome things'
ProjectUri = 'https://github.com/janedoe/MyAwesomeModule'
}
./Initialize-Template.ps1 @templateParameters
```

4. The script substitutes placeholders, renames files, optionally runs `git init`, and bootstraps build dependencies. Delete `Initialize-Template.ps1` when done.
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