Complete Example

Warning

This example is somewhat out-dated and will be replaced soon, but can be useful to some degree.

param(
    $IdPrefix = 'my-app',
    $NamePrefix = 'My App',
    $VersionPrefix = 'MyApp',
    $Version = '1.0',
    $LsNavVersion = '11.04',
    $SetupDir = (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot 'v1.0'),
    $OutputDir = (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot 'Output'),
    $Subscription = 'aa6f87dc-dcc2-4915-b037-1853b31f1d9b',
    $SourceServer = 'gocurrent.lsretail.com',

    $Server = 'localhost',
    $Port = $null
)

$ErrorActionPreference = 'stop'

Import-Module LsPackageTools\DatabasePackageCreator
Import-Module LsPackageTools\AddinPackageCreator
Import-Module LsPackageTools\LicensePackageCreator
Import-Module LSPackageTools\ObjectPackageCreator
Import-Module UpdateServiceServer

function Get-SqlInstance()
{
    Import-Module UpdateService

    $System = Get-UscInstalledPackage -Id 'system'
    $System.Arguments.SqlServerInstance
}

$Packages = @(
    @{ Id = 'ls-central-demo-database'; Version = $LsNavVersion }
    @{ Id = 'ls-central-web-pos-addin'; Version = $LsNavVersion }
    @{ Id = 'ls-central-toolbox-client'; Version = $LsNavVersion }
    @{ Id = 'ls-central-objects'; Version = $LsNavVersion }
    @{ Id = 'ls-hardware-station'; Version = $LsNavVersion }
)
$Packages | Copy-UssPackageFromServer -SourceServer $SourceServer

# Get BC version for LS Central
$BcPackage = Resolve-UssDependencies -Id 'ls-central-toolbox-server' -Version $LsNavVersion -Server $Server -Port $Port | Where-Object { $_.Id -eq 'bc-server'}
$BcVersion = $BcPackage.Version

Write-Host 'Creating new database package...'
$Arguments = @{
    Id = "$IdPrefix-database"
    Name = "$NamePrefix Database"
    Version = $Version
    OutputDir = $OutputDir
    Path = (Join-Path $SetupDir '*.bak')
    AllowOverwriteOnUpdate = $false
    BcVersion = $BcVersion
    Force = $true
}

New-DatabasePackage @Arguments | Import-UssPackage -Server $Server -Port $Port

$Arguments = @{
    Id = "$IdPrefix-dotnet-server-addin"
    Name = "$NamePrefix .Net Addin"
    Version = $Version
    InputPath = (Join-Path $SetupDir 'Addin\*')
    OutputDir = $OutputDir
    MinBcVersion = '8.0'
    InstallInServer = $true
    AddinDestinationDir = $VersionPrefix
}

Write-Host "Creating new addin package for server..."
New-AddinPackage @Arguments -Force | Import-UssPackage -Server $Server -Port $Port

$Arguments.Id = "$IdPrefix-dotnet-client-addin"
$Arguments.InstallInServer = $false 
$Arguments.InstallInWindowsClient = $true

Write-Host "Creating new addin package for Windows client..."
New-AddinPackage @Arguments -Force | Import-UssPackage -Server $Server -Port $Port

$Arguments = @{
    Id = "$IdPrefix-license"
    Name = "$NamePrefix License"
    Version = $Version
    LicensePath = (Join-Path $SetupDir '*.flf')
    OutputDir = $OutputDir
}

if (Resolve-Path $Arguments.LicensePath -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)
{
    Write-Host "Creating license package..."
    New-LicensePackage @Arguments -Force | Import-UssPackage -Server $Server -Port $Port
}
else
{
    try
    {
        Get-UssPackageVersion -Id $Arguments.Id -VersionQuery '' -Server $Server -Port $Port
    }
    catch
    {
        throw "You must provide a valid Dynamics 365 Business Central license for a successfull upgrade, put your license file into $SetupDir."
    }
}

$Dependencies = @(
    @{ Id = 'bc-objects'; Version = "=$BcVersion"}
    @{ Id = 'ls-central-objects'; Version = "$LsNavVersion"}
)

$FobPath = Join-Path $OutputDir "$VersionPrefix.fob"

$Arguments = @{
    VersionPrefix = $VersionPrefix
    OutputFobPath = $FobPath
    Dependencies = $Dependencies
    DatabaseBackupPath = (Join-Path $SetupDir '*.bak')
    DatabaseServerInstance = Get-SqlInstance
}

Write-Host "Exporting objects from database backup..."
Export-ObjectsForPackage @Arguments -Force

$Arguments = @{
    Id = "$IdPrefix-objects"
    Name = "$NamePrefix Objects"
    Version = $Version
    FobPath = $FobPath
    ForceDestructiveChanges = $true
    Dependencies = $Dependencies
    VersionPrefix = $VersionPrefix
    OutputDir = $OutputDir
}

Write-Host "Creating new object package..."
New-ObjectPackage @Arguments -Force | Import-UssPackage -Server $Server -Port $Port

# Create subscription package

$Arguments = @{
    Id = "bundle/$IdPrefix-full"
    Version = $Version
    Name = "$NamePrefix Full Install"
    DisplayName = "$NamePrefix Full Install $Version"
    Instance = $true
    Dependencies = @(
        # The database package must be placed before bc-server package or his depentant.
        @{ Id = "$IdPrefix-database"; Version = $Version} 
        @{ Id = "$IdPrefix-dotnet-server-addin"; Version = ">=$Version"} 
        # Skip this package if you do not want the Windows Client:
        @{ Id = "$IdPrefix-dotnet-client-addin"; Version = ">=$Version"} 
        @{ Id = "$IdPrefix-objects"; Version = $Version}
        # We always want the newest license:
        @{ Id = "$IdPrefix-license"; Version = '!^'}
        # Skip this package if you do not want the Web Client
        @{ Id = "bc-web-client"; Version = $BcVersion} 
    )
    AlwaysUpdateDependencies = $true
    OutputDir = $OutputDir
}

New-UssPackage @Arguments -Force | Import-UssPackage -Server $Server -Port $Port

if (!(Test-UssInstaller -Subscription $Subscription -Server $Server -Port $Port))
{
    Write-Host "Creating subscription..."
    New-UssInstaller -Subscription $Subscription -Name "$NamePrefix Setup" -Server $Server -Port $Port
}

$Arguments = @{
    Subscription = $Subscription 
    Id = "bundle/$IdPrefix-full"
    Version = $Version 
    UpdateStrategy = 'Automatic'
    InstanceNameSuggestion = $IdPrefix 
    Server = $Server 
    Port = $Port
}
Write-Host "Updating subscription..."
Set-UssInstallerPackage @Arguments

Write-Host "Fetching installer for subscription..."
$InstallerPath = Get-UssInstaller -Subscription $Subscription -OutputDir $OutputDir

Write-Host "Its all done!"
Write-Host ''
Write-Host "Now lets install your setup:"
Write-Host "  - Using installer: $InstallerPath"
Write-Host "  - Using PS: Install-UscPackage -Id 'bundle/$IdPrefix-full'"