The use of the software and scripts downloaded on this site is done at your own discretion and risk and with agreement that you will be solely responsible for any damage to your computer system or loss of data that results from such activities. The Software and code samples available on this website are provided 'as is' without warranty of any kind, either express or implied. There are inherent dangers in the use of any software available for download on the Internet, and we caution you to make sure that you completely understand the potential risks before downloading any of the software. That was the short version, here is the long version: We deliver this 'as is' and should be treated as such. Disclaimerīecause all of this is free, it means: no support, no guarantee, no bug support, no. Though, read the disclamer to set expectations! We'll do our best to answer and help where possible, and if time permits. please use the 'issues' section in this repo. If you have any feedback, requests, questions. You'll always start with loading your object model into a PowerShell variable, which you can use from then on to query your application. In the folder 'Getting Started', you can find some scripts to - uhm - get started :-). KEY : p8nM1aVMZN9qV/8ArGw9/uwFblG2UJvD84dPuu8+Sug= The output should be something like this: Run 'Check-License' again to validate your license. Place the license key in the same folder as the 'NavModelToolsAPI.dll'. If not, it will open a browser.įill in your details and a valid email, and the license key will be sent to you. This will check if you have a valid license. load the 'NavModelToolsAPI.dll' as a PowerShell Module.Open the 'RequestLicense.ps1' script (in the root of this repo), and execute. Place the license fee in 'The Magic' folder, and you're good to go! To request a license.key The use of the dll is free, but you have to request a license key in order to make it work.

In 'The Magic' folder, you'll find the dll (which is a PowerShell module) that a fellow nerd created (I was only useful as a 'source of inspiration' -)). An growing collection of scripts for you to use, modify or get inspiration from.can build an object model from your text-files.the PowerShell Module (aka 'The Magic'), which.We chose to do this with PowerShell to be able to integrate it in build scenarios and such - basically to automate the analysis of whatever we commit to Source Control. This library is a series of scripts and dlls to make it possible to analyze your C/AL objects.

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