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    PowerShell - Bookmark Bulk Importer Script

    JuergenKlaassen
    Rising Star III
    Rising Star III

    Hi folks

    Sorry, I've been a little absent here and haven't posted a new script recently. But here we go again. 
    Today I'm sharing a short script which allows you to quickly populate bookmarks on the JumpCloud User Console. 

    <#
    .DESCRIPTION
    This script imports a CSV file containing a list of bookmarks and creates these bookmarks in JumpCloud using the JumpCloud PowerShell SDK. 
    Each bookmark is then presented in the UserConsole.
    
    .EXAMPLE
    .\CreateBookmarks.ps1
    
    .FUNCTIONALITY
    - Imports a CSV file named 'bookmarks.csv' with headers 'Name' and 'Url'.
    - Iterates through each line of the CSV, reading the bookmark name and URL.
    - Creates a new bookmark in JumpCloud with the read information.
    - Outputs the name and URL of each bookmark to the console for debugging purposes.
    
    .NOTES
    - Requires you to have the JumpCloud PowerShell Module installed.
    - Requires you to have a CSV file with headers 'Name' and 'Url' in the same directory as this script.
    - Requires you to have a JumpCloud API and the JumpCloud ORG ID. You will be prompted for these two during execution.
    
    .LINK
    [JumpCloud PowerShell SDK](https://github.com/TheJumpCloud/jcapi-powershell)
    #>

    Post execution you shall see the output similar to this:

    SCR-20231011-okns.png

    You can find this script, just like all others, on my GitHub-repo

    Thanks for reading!
    Cheers
    - Juergen

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