A PowerShell module to manage the PATH environment variable on Windows.
This module only supports Windows operating systems.
To install the module simply run the following command in a PowerShell terminal.
Install-PSResource -Name PATH
Import-Module -Name PATHYou can use the module to Get, Add, Remove and Repair the PATH environment variable.
The Get-EnvironmentPath cmdlet returns the PATH environment variable.
Get-EnvironmentPathTo get the PATH environment variable for the system, use the -Scope AllUsers parameter.
Get-EnvironmentPath -Scope AllUsersThe Add-EnvironmentPath cmdlet adds a directory to the PATH environment variable.
Add-EnvironmentPath -Path 'C:\Program Files\MyApp'To add a directory to the PATH environment variable for the system, use the -Scope AllUsers parameter.
Add-EnvironmentPath -Path 'C:\Program Files\MyApp' -Scope AllUsersThe Remove-EnvironmentPath cmdlet removes a directory from the PATH environment variable.
Remove-EnvironmentPath -Path 'C:\Program Files\MyApp' # Tab completion is supportedTo remove a directory from the PATH environment variable for the system, use the -Scope AllUsers parameter.
Remove-EnvironmentPath -Path 'C:\Program Files\MyApp' -Scope AllUsersThe Repair-EnvironmentPath cmdlet repairs the PATH environment variable by removing duplicate entries and non-existing directories.
Repair-EnvironmentPathTo repair the PATH environment variable for the system, use the -Scope AllUsers parameter.
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