29 lines
798 B
PowerShell
29 lines
798 B
PowerShell
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function Read-StreamAsString {
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<#
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.SYNOPSIS
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Reads a given stream as a string. This is just a wrapper on a streamreader
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.PARAMETER Stream
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[System.IO.Stream] Must be an open, readable stream, preferably at position 0 already.
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#>
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param (
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[System.IO.Stream]$Stream
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)
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$response = "[[Stream was not readable]]"
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# Reset to the beginning in case it isn't at the beginning
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# This is likely to be the largest source of errors
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# The other is if the stream is already closed
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if ($Stream.CanSeek) {
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$Stream.Position = 0
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}
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if ($Stream.Position -eq 0) {
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$streamReader = [System.IO.StreamReader]::new($Stream)
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$response = $streamReader.ReadToEnd()
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$streamReader.Close()
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$Stream.Close()
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}
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return $response
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}
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