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A PowerShell library, by Pinksky, for admins managing Microsoft 365 tenants.
Microsoft's admin portals don't expose a GUI for some permission tasks - granting a
managed identity a Graph or SharePoint permission, or scoping an app to a single
SharePoint site via Sites.Selected. PinkShell gives you a simple cmdlet for each of
those, instead of hand-rolling Graph PowerShell calls every time.
Important
This is in preview, and is subject to change.
PinkShell isn't meant to be used for automation - it's a simple interface to a couple
of otherwise-complex tasks. If you're scripting something that runs unattended, use the
underlying Microsoft.Graph cmdlets directly instead.
Nothing to install. Run this in a PowerShell 7+ session whenever you need it - it loads into that session only, checks your environment, and connects to Microsoft Graph:
irm "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pinksky-ApS/PinkShell/refs/heads/master/main.ps1" | iexThis will not run on Windows PowerShell 5.1. See
docs/Getting_Started.md for the full walkthrough.
See docs/cmdlets for the full list and reference.
See CHANGELOG.md.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for local setup.
