Fabtools is a PowerShell module to be able to able to do more with Microsoft Fabric and Power BI. It allows for various administrative tasks to be automated and integrated into workflows.
- Manage PowerBI workspaces and datasets.
- Assign PowerBI workspaces to capacities.
- Retrieve and manipulate PowerBI tenant settings.
- Handle PowerBI access tokens for authentication.
- Suspend and resume Azure capacities.
- Fabric-friendly aliases for lots of the old PowerBI cmdlets
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
- PowerShell 5.1 or higher
- Access to PowerBI service and Azure subscription (for certain functions)
- Necessary permissions to manage PowerBI workspaces and Fabric capacities
- The following PowerShell modules: MicrosoftPowerBIMgmt, Az.Accounts, Az.Resources
To install the Fabtools module, you can install it from the PowerShell Gallery:
Install-Module Fabtools Or clone the repository to your local machine and import the module:
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Jojobit/fabtools.git
# Import the module
Import-Module ./Fabtools/Fabtools.psm1Once imported, you can call any of the functions provided by the module. For example:
# Assign a workspace to a capacity
Register-FabricWorkspaceToCapacity -WorkspaceId "Workspace-GUID" -CapacityId "Capacity-GUID"Refer to the individual function documentation for detailed usage instructions.
Every now and again the authentication token might time out. Run this to get a new one:
Set-FabricAuthTokenIf you want to change user context run this:
Set-FabricAuthToken -reset- Fixed the functions related to checking, pausing and activating Fabric capacities in Azure
- Fixed a bug that made the the module return an error on the first attempt to get data from the Rest API.
- Removed the parameter outfile in the function Invoke-FabricAPIRequest, as it led to an error in PowerShell version 7.4
- The official Rest API for Microsoft Fabric is now Public. This means that there are a lot of new possibilities for this module.
- After a great talk with Rui Romano, he's graciously allowed us to integrate the functions from his project: fabricps-pbip (GitHub Repository) into Fabtools.
- Lots of new functions to make it easier to work with Microsoft Fabric.
- It is now possible to export and import items from a workspace. Currently that includes reports (pbip), semantic models (datasets), spark jobs, and notebooks (ipynb).
- It is now possible to register and unregister a workspace to/from a capacity.
- Several functions have been rewritten to use the new fabric API endpoint rather than the old PowerBI API endpoint.
Contributions to Fabtools are welcome. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
- Ioana Bouariu - Initial work - Jojobit
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.
- GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT for helping with the documentation
- Rui Romano - His work on a Fabric PowerShell module has been included into this module with his permission. Thanks, Rui!