Add some sample scripts

[ahhh]

Add some sample scripts / templates for programmatically using the wrapper

[ahhh]

Any update on merging this branch @darkoperator ?

[darkoperator]

Can you make them follow https://github.com/PoshCode/PowerShellPracticeAndStyle the use of echo is just ugly in a PS script, also make sure it follows the same indentation, brace and other styles of the module it self. Thanks you for the effort and work. looking forward to merging it once they are modified.

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@darkoperator Thank you for the feedback, please see edits

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Any update?

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I have not taken a look, will do today.

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[darkoperator]

One more set of recommendations, instead of write-host each property

-        Write-Output "IP: $($result.ip_str)"
-        Write-Output "Port: $($result.port)"
-        Write-Output "Domain: $($result.domains)"  
-        Write-Output "Organization: $($result.org)"
-        Write-Output "Location $($result.location)"
-        Write-Output "Time: $($result.timestamp)"
-        Write-Output "Product $($result.product)"
-        Write-Output "Protocol $($result.transport)"
-        Write-Output "Shodan Method Used: $($result._shodan)"
-        Write-Output "Data: $($result.data)"
-        Write-Output ""
-    }

better to output and object, since it is PSv3 and above you can create an ordered hash table ([ordered]@{}) out each property as a member of the hash table and then do new-object -typename psobject -properties that way you return an object. that can then be manipulated.

on the relative path better to use $psscriptroot\file than .\file