This is a collection of PowerShell scripts I personally use to manage ReShade through the commandline.
Requirements:
- Git for creating and updating repositories.
- Invoke-MsBuild for building the ReShade project from the commandline.
Contents:
Invoke-ReShadeBuild.ps1 [-Architecture] {32|64} [-Path <PathToProject>]- Creates or updates the ReShade repository at the specified path.
- If no path is specified it is taken from the configuration file.
- Builds ReShade's Visual Studio solution.
- Creates or updates the ReShade repository at the specified path.
Update-Repositories.ps1 [-Path <PathToRepositoriesFolder>]- Creates or updates repositories at the specified folder path
- If no path is specified it is taken from the configuration file.
- Creates or updates repositories at the specified folder path
Config.ps1- Configuration file for the other scripts.
- Doesn't exist by default, take the example from
Config.example.ps1. - Defines:
- The ReShade project's root path (where the solution file is located).
- The ReShade project's repository, to create or update.
- The folder path to where repositories should be stored.
- The list of shader repositories to create or update.
- Repository definitions can be composed of either:
- A simple URL string minus the ".git" suffix.
- An array of strings as such:
(<url> [, <branch>] [, <remote>])
Common.ps1- Common file for other scripts, defines a class for repositories, as well as the creation and updating logic.