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function Show-AzGroup {
<#
.SYNOPSIS
List details of an Azure resource group containing an input string.
.DESCRIPTION
We'll find out all resource group inside the subscription we are logged into
which contain the string $GroupName (i.e. 'yGrou' will yield 'myGroup').
If we find more than one result, we will throw an exception telling this.
If there is one match, a more or less terse output will be generated displaying
the group details.
.INPUTS
String. The resource group name we want to investigate. Part of the name is
sufficient if unambiguous inside the active subscription.
.OUTPUTS
String. A coloured JSON output showing a more or less terse list of
the resource group's parameters.
#>
[Alias(
'azgroup',
'azrg'
)]
Param(
[Parameter(
Mandatory=$true,
ValueFromPipeline=$true,
HelpMessage="String that is a resource group name or is part of one unambiguous RG",
Position=0
)
]
[ValidateLength(1,64)]
[string]
$GroupName
)
$groups = @()
foreach ($group in (List-AzGroups)) {
if ($group.name.Contains($GroupName)) {
$groups += $group
}
}
switch ($groups.Count) {
0 {
throw [System.ArgumentNullException]::New("No resource group found with its name containing `"$($GroupName)`"")
}
1 {
$true | Out-Null
}
Default {
throw [System.ArgumentException]::New("More than one resource group found with their names containing `"$($GroupName)`"")
}
}
az group show -g $group[0].name --query '{id: id, location: location, managedBy: managedBy, properties: properties, tags: tags}'
}
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