Olee otú ike a ọhụrụ faịlụ na 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. Ọmụmaatụ, ọhụrụ item nwekwara ike ike ndekọ igodo na Ndenye ma ọ bụrụ na-eji na ndekọ.

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…

ọhụrụ-ihe {filename.extension}

atụ

ni fun.txt

Kwa nwekwara ike ga-eji na ọhụrụ ihe.

Ndị na-esonụ na-emepụta a file na nke ugbu a ụzọ na ụfọdụ ọdịnaya:

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

Ịmepụta otutu faịlụ na nke ugbu a directory:

ni -it f -p 'file.txt', 'fun.txt'

Create multiple files in the c:/ root and things directory

ni -it f -p 'c:\file.txt', 'c:\things\fun.txt'

Creating Directories

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

Mepụta ọhụrụ directory na c mgbọrọgwụ:

ni -n fun -it d -p c:\

Mepụta multiple directories na nke ugbu a ụzọ:

ni -it d -p 'fun', 'silly'

Create multiple directories in the c:/ root and things directory

ni -it d -p 'c:\folder', 'c:\things\fun'

The following table shows the parameters and it’s alias

-name

ni fun.txt

-itemtype

-it

-force

-f

-f

-value

-v

-v 'Some file content...'

-path

-p

-p c:\

Some commands that is useful with the ni command:

ls – Get-ChildItem, lists files and directories of the current working directory. dịka 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

Official Microsoft Docs