Como crear un novo ficheiro no PowerShell?
new-item keyword creates a new file in the filesystem. The type of item new item creates depends on where the item is being created. Por exemplo, novo elemento tamén pode crear claves de rexistro e entradas se usa no rexistro.
Type the following command in to create a new file in the current path:
ni {filename.extension}
The above is the alias for the following command…
New-Item {filename.extension}
exemplo
ni fun.txt
Os parámetros tamén poden ser usados con novo elemento.
Abaixo crea un ficheiro no camiño actual con algún contido:
ni -n fun.txt -p . -it f -v 'this is some silly text'
In the above example we have added the -name, -path and -itemtype parameters with their default values. Omitting these will generate the same result.
ni fun.txt -v 'this is some silly text'
If you want to overwrite an existing file use the -force or -f parameter:
ni fun.txt -v 'this is some silly text' -f
Crear varios ficheiros no directorio actual:
ni -it f -p 'file.txt', 'fun.txt'
Crear varios ficheiros no c:/ directorio raíz e as cousas
ni -it f -p 'c:\file.txt', 'c:\things\fun.txt'
creando directorios
You can create a new directory instead of mkdir or md by using the new item command and setting the item type as directory.
ni fun -it d
Crear un novo directorio na raíz c:
ni -n fun -it d -p c:\
Crear varios directorios no camiño actual:
ni -it d -p 'fun', 'silly'
Crear varios directorios en C:/ directorio raíz e as cousas
ni -it d -p 'c:\folder', 'c:\things\fun'
The following table shows the parameters and it’s alias
| Parameter | pseudónimo | exemplo | Descrición |
-name
|
-n or no parameter |
ni fun.txt
|
Specify the new item’s name |
-itemtype
|
-it
|
-it d ou -it dir ou -it directory-it f ou -it file |
Specify the type of item to create. Creates file by default. |
-force
|
-f |
-f |
Overwrite existing file. |
-value
|
-v
|
-v 'Some file content...'
|
Write content of file |
-path
|
-p
|
-p c:\
|
Path of where the new item should be created |
Some commands that is useful with the ni command:
ls – Get-ChildItem, lists files and directories of the current working directory. eg ls
gc – Get-Content, view the contents of a file eg. gc fun.txt
md – mkdir, make directory eg. md mynewdirectory
rm– Remove-Item, remove directory or file

Conteúdo top de mais, parabéns!