This PowerShell module provides functions to retrieve the installed version of Google Chrome and to download .crx files (Chrome extensions) directly from the Chrome Web Store.

• PowerShell >= 7.0

• Get-ChromeVersion: Retrieves the installed version of Google Chrome from the Windows registry.
• Get-CrxFile: Downloads a .crx file for a specified Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store using its URL.

To use this module, you can either clone this repository and import the module locally or download the module directly into PowerShell.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/DenisGas/CrxDownloader-PS.git

2. Navigate to the cloned folder and import the module into your session:

   Import-Module ./CrxDownloader.psm1

1. Download the .psm1 file from GitHub.
2. Import the module directly:

   Import-Module ./path-to-module/CrxDownloader.psm1

If you want to import this module directly from GitHub (without downloading it locally first), you can try the following (though this depends on your environment's policies and security configurations):

1. Use Invoke-WebRequest to download the module directly into your PowerShell session:

   Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DenisGas/CrxDownloader-PS/main/CrxDownloader.psm1" -OutFile "$env:TEMP\CrxDownloader.psm1"
   Import-Module "$env:TEMP\CrxDownloader.psm1"

Here's the updated documentation for the Get-CrxFile, Get-CrxFileAsZip, and existing Get-ChromeVersion functions:

This function retrieves the installed version of Google Chrome from the Windows registry.

Example:

Get-ChromeVersion

Output:

• If Chrome is found, it will display the version, for example:

  129.0.6668.101
  

• If Chrome is not found, the function will return null.

This function downloads a .crx file for a specified Chrome extension using the extension URL and an optional save path.

Parameters:

• Url (required): The URL of the Chrome extension page (e.g., from the Chrome Web Store).
• SavePath (optional): The local path where the .crx file should be saved. Defaults to the user's Downloads folder. You can also use "." to save the file in the current directory.

Example:

Get-CrxFile -Url "https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jutsu-next-series/godmnckhgkgojikjpiahppfnmhgkfpjp?hl=ru" -SavePath "C:\Users\User\Downloads"

This will download the .crx file for the specified extension to the given folder.

Default Behavior:

• If Chrome is installed, the function will attempt to match the current version of Chrome for downloading the appropriate extension version.
• If Chrome is not found, it defaults to version 49.0.

This function downloads a .crx file for a specified Chrome extension and automatically changes the file extension to .zip.

Parameters:

• Url (required): The URL of the Chrome extension page (e.g., from the Chrome Web Store).
• SavePath (optional): The local path where the .zip file should be saved. Defaults to the user's Downloads folder. You can also use "." to save the file in the current directory.

Example:

Get-CrxFileAsZip -Url "https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jutsu-next-series/godmnckhgkgojikjpiahppfnmhgkfpjp?hl=ru" -SavePath "C:\Users\User\Downloads"

This command will download the .crx file for the specified extension, and automatically change its extension to .zip.

• If Chrome is installed, the function will attempt to match the current version of Chrome for downloading the appropriate extension version.
• If Chrome is not found, it defaults to version 49.0.

1. Both functions (Get-CrxFile and Get-CrxFileAsZip) use the version of Chrome to construct the correct URL for downloading the CRX file.
2. If no version of Chrome is found, version 49.0 is used by default for compatibility.

• Module Export: This module exports both Get-ChromeVersion and Get-CrxFile functions. You can use these directly after importing the module.
• Error Handling: Both functions contain basic error handling and will display relevant messages for troubleshooting.