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Author: Daniele Catanesi

_posts/2021-06-02-Setup-Internal-PowerShell-Repository.md

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 - The ASP.NET and web development workload installed [here's](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/install/modify-visual-studio?view=vs-2019) a guide on how to modify an existing Visual Studio installation in case you don't have the appropriate workload installed already
 - A server running a supported copy of **Windows Server** I am using Windows 2019 but 2016 will do just fine
 
+**Note:** If you do not have or cannot install Visual Studio at the end of the post I have posted a link to my [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/PsCustomObject/Nuget-PowerShell-Repository/tree/main/NuGetRepository/NuGetRepository) 
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 ## Create the Visual Studio Project
 
 Once all requirements are in place open Visual Studio and  create a project using the *ASP.Web Application (Visual C#)* template.
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 This guide should set you in the right path for configuring your own internal PowerShell module repository but this is just the tip of the iceberg.
 
 In the next articles I will explain how to register a repository and push modules to it.
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+## GitHub Link
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+I have created a GitHub repository where I've posted both the package and the full Visual Studio Solution so you can simply download the files and be up and running in no time.
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+- [This is the direct link to the application files](https://github.com/PsCustomObject/Nuget-PowerShell-Repository/tree/main/NuGetRepository/NuGetRepository) that you can simply copy over to IIS
+- [This is the link to the base repository](https://github.com/PsCustomObject/Nuget-PowerShell-Repository) containing readme, changelog etc.
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+I will keep this repository up to date when new versions of NuGet are released.