This is a sample PowerShell script that demonstrates how to create Royal TS/X documents based on the content of a CSV file.


Remark:   You need to import the Royal TS PowerShell module to get this running (assuming you have installed Royal TS to the default location):

Install-Module -Name RoyalDocument.PowerShell -Scope CurrentUser
Import-Module -Name RoyalDocument.PowerShell


function CreateRoyalFolderHierarchy()
{
    param(
[string]$folderStructure,
[string]$splitter,
$Folder
    )
$currentFolder = $Folder

$folderStructure -split $splitter | %{
$folder = $_
$existingFolder = Get-RoyalObject -Folder $currentFolder -Name $folder -Type RoyalFolder
if($existingFolder)
{
Write-Verbose "Folder $folder already exists - using it"
$currentFolder = $existingFolder
}
else
{
Write-Verbose "Folder $folder does not exist - creating it"
$newFolder= New-RoyalObject -Folder $currentFolder -Name $folder -Type RoyalFolder
$currentFolder  = $newFolder
}
}
return $currentFolder
}

$fileName = "outputcsv.rtsz" #relative to the current file-system directory
#if(Test-Path $fileName) {Remove-Item $fileName}


$store = New-RoyalStore -UserName "PowerShellUser"
$doc = New-RoyalDocument -Store $store -Name "Powershell import from CSV" -FileName $fileName
Import-CSV -Path servers.csv | %{

$server = $_
Write-Host "Importing $($server.Name)"

$lastFolder = CreateRoyalFolderHierarchy -folderStructure $server.Folder -Splitter  "\/" -Folder $doc

$newConnection = New-RoyalObject -Folder $lastFolder -Type RoyalRDSConnection -Name $server.Name
$newConnection.URI = $server.URI
}
Out-RoyalDocument -Document $doc -FileName $fileName

The above script processes a CSV file with the following structure: 

Folder,Name,URI
lab/dmz,server1,127.0.0.1
lab/int,server2,127.0.0.2
lab/int,server3,127.0.0.3