RunHiddenConsole
Created executable can be renamed to powershellw.exe or pwshw.exe (or any other console-flashing-window) and put next to the corresponding assembly. Calls to the added assembly will be sent to a new instance of the target assembly, which is explicitly started without creating a window. Thus these flashing windows should be avoided.
You can find all the magic in Programm.cs
Logging
I have added a (cleaned up) copy of simple log (https://www.codeproject.com/Tips/585796/Simple-Log) for debugging puropse. When there is a crash in the tool you should find a log-file next to your *w.exe called *w.exe..log which contains some hopefully usefull messages.
If you need to change the log level of the tool, you can add a "*w.exe.config", and with the default values as seen in app.config in the repository. Then just update the LogLevel app-setting as you desire.
Future Points
- Input stream from file and output stream to file, if requested. Please tell me how you would like to use this. It would probably require a config file alongside the assembly to configure which parameters define the inputs and outputs
- Windows Eventlog logging. Might be required by som orgs. But no complaints so far.
Keywords
silent, script, hidden, console, window, command, commandline, hide, pwsh, cmd, powershell, bash, pwshw, cmdw, powershellw, exe