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How to create a wiki page in PowerShell?
The Wiki pages can be created on the site, using Add-SPOWikiPage command. The required parameter values for the operation are the server relative page URL and the required page content. The following code snippet helps to create a Wiki page with the content available on the string variable.
How to get the content of a wiki page?
The content of a particular Wiki page can be retrieved using Get-SPOWikiPageContent command. The required parameter for the operation is the server relative page URL of Wiki page. The following code snippet helps in retrieving the content of the Wiki page specified. Set-SPOWikiPageContent command is used to update the page content.
How to delete a wiki page in SharePoint?
The Wiki page can be deleted using RemoveWikiPage command. The required parameter for delete operation is the server related URL of Wiki page. The following operation deletes the Wiki page. Thus, you have learned how to carry out the basic Wiki page operations on SharePoint website, programmatically, using PnP PowerShell commands.
How to create a wiki page in PNP?
PnP PowerShell code, given below, helps in getting the current context of the site, using the Client Side Object Model (CSOM). The Wiki pages can be created on the site, using Add-SPOWikiPage command. The required parameter values for the operation are the server relative page URL and the required page content.
To generate the .md from .xml in each build, I use XmlCommentMarkDownGenerator called by a PowerShell script. Currently to publish a wikipage I have to upload the .md file manually to the repository and link it over the Publish Code as Wiki option.
How to create a wiki page in azure?
I try to generate markdown Wiki pages based on .net xml-documentation for Overview > Wiki in Azure DevOps Server 2019.0.1. To generate the .md from .xml in each build, I use XmlCommentMarkDownGenerator called by a PowerShell script.
How to create an XML file in PowerShell?
First, instantiate the XmlTextWriter object using the New-Object cmdlet. Since the XmlTextWriter object needs to know where to create the XML file, we have to pass the XML file path to its constructor: $xmlWriter = New-Object System.XMl.XmlTextWriter(‘C:Cars.xml’,$Null)
How to transform classic pages to modern pages in PowerShell?
The ConvertTo-PnPClientSidePage cmdlet is the key cmdlet to modernize a given page. Below table lists the command line parameters that you can use to control the page transformation via this cmdlet. The page name (e.g. pageA.aspx) for wiki, web part and publishing pages or the blog title for classic blog pages.