Custom Actions
Custom actions run installed PowerShell scripts during install or uninstall. Add the script as an installer file, give it an ID, and pass one or more New-InstallerCustomAction results to the New-Installer -CustomAction parameter.
$CustomActions = @(
New-InstallerCustomAction -FileId "ConfigureScript" `
-RunOnInstall `
-CheckReturnValue `
-Arguments "-NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass" `
-ScriptArguments "-Mode Install"
)
New-Installer -ProductName "My App" `
-UpgradeCode "66ad7f2c-e176-4a91-b73b-5dced490ec67" `
-OutputDirectory ".\output" `
-CustomAction $CustomActions `
-Content {
New-InstallerDirectory -PredefinedDirectoryName "ProgramFilesFolder" -Content {
New-InstallerDirectory -DirectoryName "My App" -Content {
New-InstallerFile -Source ".\MyApp.exe" -Id "MyAppExe"
New-InstallerFile -Source ".\Configure.ps1" -Id "ConfigureScript"
}
}
} `
-RequiresElevationUse -RunOnInstall for install-time scripts and -RunOnUninstall for uninstall-time scripts. -Arguments are passed to powershell.exe; -ScriptArguments are passed to your script. -CheckReturnValue causes the install to fail if the PowerShell process returns a non-zero exit code.
Custom actions are passed to New-Installer with -CustomAction; do not place New-InstallerCustomAction inside the -Content script block.
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