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PowerShell IoT module RFC #117

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@anmenaga anmenaga commented Mar 6, 2018

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Used to turn on/off components like LEDs, power relays, reading from simple sensors.

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Get-GpioPin [[-Id] <int[]>] [[-PullMode] {Off | PullDown | PullUp}] [-Raw]
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I believe we should use common prefix IoT
Get-IoTGpioPin


## Alternate Proposals and Considerations

### Dependecies
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All below is not Alternate Proposals and Considerations

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@anmenaga: per @PowerShell/powershell-committee request, can you please update this RFC to reflect the current state of the IoT module so we can merge and doc it?

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@anmenaga please update the RFC and ensure appropriate documentation for the module in Docs repo

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Given that this is not being merged into the main PowerShell package, I think we're going to withdraw this one rather than get it up to date.

That being said, we do agree that it'd be a good idea to officially document the module beyond what's in the PowerShell-IoT repo

@joeyaiello joeyaiello merged commit 61bef56 into PowerShell:master Feb 25, 2020
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