PowerShell expands the object data structure and outputs the _powershell in JSON format

Applicable to 3.0 and later versions.
An object contains multiple nested attributes and multiple child objects.
To display the properties and properties of an object, you can convert to JSON, which can better represent these abscond properties.
This example retrieves the current PowerShell process, converts its properties to JSON, and then sends it to the Clipboard. Now you can cut it into any text object.

Copy Code code as follows:

Get-process-id $pid | Convertto-json | Clip.exe

To control the hierarchy of Get properties, you can use the-depth parameter in Convertto-json, which defaults to 2 (so the default is to expand only 2 levels of information).