# PowerShell Module Compliance Fixes

## 🔧 Issues Fixed

### 1. PSUseDeclaredVarsMoreThanAssignments
**Issue:** The variable `$BIDocPath` was assigned but never used.
**Fix:** Removed the unused variable declaration.

### 2. PSUseApprovedVerbs
**Issue:** The cmdlet `Scan-BIFile` uses an unapproved verb.
**Fix:** Renamed function to `Invoke-BIFileScan` using the approved verb "Invoke".

## 🔄 Backward Compatibility

To maintain ease of use for analysts, I've implemented backward compatibility:

### Alias Support
- Created alias `Scan-BIFile` → `Invoke-BIFileScan`
- Updated module manifest to export the alias
- Analysts can still use the shorter, more intuitive name

### Documentation Updates
- Updated all examples to show both the official function name and alias
- Help documentation now mentions both options
- Installation guides updated with proper examples

## 📋 PowerShell Best Practices Implemented

### Approved Verbs
- ✅ `Invoke-BIFileScan` (was `Scan-BIFile`)
- ✅ `Get-BIFileInfo` (already compliant)
- ✅ `Open-BIDocFolder` (already compliant)
- ✅ `ConvertTo-BIExcel` (already compliant)
- ✅ `Show-BIDocHelp` (already compliant)

### Module Structure
- ✅ Proper module manifest (.psd1)
- ✅ Clean module file (.psm1)
- ✅ Exported functions and aliases
- ✅ No unused variables
- ✅ PSScriptAnalyzer compliant

### User Experience
- ✅ Intuitive alias for common operations
- ✅ Clear help documentation
- ✅ Consistent parameter naming
- ✅ Progress indicators and user feedback

## 🎯 Result

The PowerShell module now:
- Passes all PSScriptAnalyzer rules
- Follows PowerShell best practices
- Maintains user-friendly interface through aliases
- Is ready for publication to PowerShell Gallery
- Provides enterprise-grade reliability

**Analysts can use either:**
```powershell
# Official cmdlet name
Invoke-BIFileScan "file.pbix" -ShowProgress

# User-friendly alias (same functionality)
Scan-BIFile "file.pbix" -ShowProgress
```

This approach ensures compliance while preserving the analyst-friendly experience that makes the tool accessible to non-technical users.
