# PSTeams – Send notifications to MS Teams from Mac / Linux or Windows If you’re new to this module it’s very simple PowerShell module allowing to send notifications straight to Microsoft Teams channels…. blog 04 Oct 2018 fr ![PSTeams – Send notifications to MS Teams from Mac / Linux or Windows](/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/img_5bb650be35f4b.png) [Voir les images (4)](#pf-content-image-1-0) If you're new to this module it's very simple **PowerShell** module allowing to send notifications straight to **Microsoft Teams** channels. Full overview of this module is available on dedicated page for [**PSTeams**](https://evotec.xyz/hub/scripts/psteams-powershell-module/). New release version **0.2** is small addition to **PowerShell** **cross-platform** modules allowing you to run it on Windows, Linux or Mac. This means from **now on** you can tell your scripts on Linux to send information straight to Microsoft Teams! > Please notice this article **contains parts of information **(still useful) and **may not reflect all functionalities of this module**. For download, source code and so on you should refer to the dedicated [**PSTeams **](https://evotec.xyz/hub/scripts/psteams-powershell-module/)module page. After reading this one… of course! It contains useful *information*, *examples *and *know-how*. Without it… you may be lost! ### 💡 How can I use it? To use it on Windows / Linux or Mac simply run ```powershell Install-Module PSTeams # Update-Module PSTeams ``` ### 💡 Useful links - 💬 Code is published on [GitHub](https://github.com/EvotecIT/PSTeams) - 💬 Issues should be reported on [GitHub](https://github.com/EvotecIT/PSTeams/issues) - 💬 Code is published as a module on [PowerShellGallery](https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PSTeams/) ### 💡 Azure Pipelines / Pester Testing I've actually used this release as a testing ground for **Azure Pipelines **([Azure DevOps](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/introducing-azure-devops/)) that allows for testing **PowerShell** modules on all 3 platforms (**Windows** / **Linux** and **Mac**) along with using Secret/Private Key (Teams Channel ID). I've actually written simple Pester for this scenario that sends a message to my testing Microsoft Teams channel with information when testing on each platform is done. So when I commit new changes to **GitHub**** **I expect to get new notifications in Teams.It actually sends a bit of information each time it does that. So below you can see Linux tests [!\[Microsoft Teams notification posted from Azure Pipelines after Linux tests completed\](/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/img_5bb6509e8013e.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/img_5bb6509e8013e.png) **Windows** tests [!\[Microsoft Teams notification posted from Azure Pipelines after Windows tests completed\](/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/img_5bb650ade0d73.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/img_5bb650ade0d73.png) And finally **MacOS** tests [!\[Microsoft Teams notification posted from Azure Pipelines after macOS tests completed\](/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/img_5bb650be35f4b.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/img_5bb650be35f4b.png) This also shows how useful it can be for random scripts you run in your environment. You can simply add notification before/after with some specific information that you need such as script executed successfully, user was added to AD and so on. My current biggest use case for this is my [**PSWinReporting**](https://evotec.xyz/hub/scripts/pswinreporting-powershell-module/) project that sends updates **Live **as they happen on **Active Directory **telling me that user was added or removed from group or that he changed his password. [!\[Live Active Directory event notification sent to Microsoft Teams by PSWinReporting\](/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/img_5b9e830101081.png)](/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/img_5b9e830101081.png) So if you're into starting it up… ```powershell $TeamsID = 'YourCodeGoesHere' $Button1 = New-TeamsButton -Name 'Visit English Evotec Website' -Link "https://evotec.xyz" $Fact1 = New-TeamsFact -Name 'PS Version' -Value "**$($PSVersionTable.PSVersion)**" $Fact2 = New-TeamsFact -Name 'PS Edition' -Value "**$($PSVersionTable.PSEdition)**" $Fact3 = New-TeamsFact -Name 'OS' -Value "**$($PSVersionTable.OS)**" $CurrentDate = Get-Date $Section = New-TeamsSection ` -ActivityTitle "**PSTeams**" ` -ActivitySubtitle "@PSTeams - $CurrentDate" ` -ActivityImage Add ` -ActivityText "This message proves PSTeams Pester test passed properly." ` -Buttons $Button1 ` -ActivityDetails $Fact1, $Fact2, $Fact3 Send-TeamsMessage ` -URI $TeamsID ` -MessageTitle 'PSTeams - Pester Test' ` -MessageText "This text won't show up" ` -Color DodgerBlue ` -Sections $Section ``` > Please notice this article **contains parts of information **(still useful) and **may not reflect all functionalities of this module**. For download, source code and so on you should refer to the dedicated [**PSTeams **](https://evotec.xyz/hub/scripts/psteams-powershell-module/)module page. After reading this one… of course! It contains useful *information*, *examples *and *know-how*. Without it… you may be lost! This is the code responsible for what you see on **Pester** tests. So have fun. Make sure to check main [**PSTeams**](https://evotec.xyz/hub/scripts/psteams-powershell-module/)article for a full know-how. ## Projets associés Projets liés aux tags, catégories et au contenu de cet article. [Tous les projets](/fr/projets/) Recherche des projets associés... 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