How to download Files from Codeplex.org (by (displaying and) confirming the License) with PowerShell

hi!

know way, how download files codeplex.org (by (displaying and) confirming license) powershell

have tryed hyper-dumb way no luck!

function verydumbdownloadfromweb($downloadurl) {                    # client download module stuff      $client = (new-object net.webclient)      $client.proxy.credentials = [system.net.credentialcache]::defaultnetworkcredentials      $client.downloadfile($downloadurl, "c:\temp\nuget.exe")        }    verydumbdownloadfromweb 'http://nuget.codeplex.com/releases/58939/download/222685'

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hello !
@ first thank very kind support! have done more expected, wow! thank you!
said before, goal use native powershell (with .net). don’t want use ie automation.
have done own ie automation experience live , know tricky , full of pitfalls, @ end fail of time (new ie version new game).
if scroll down doug's blog post have done question him, before started thread ;-))
yes, disappointed codeplex api , odata stuff are  read only.  :-(
so, if nobody comes solution around corner here, have digg own….
try write powershell module manager. (download, convert, install, repository modules)
there movement right in module manager scene.
microsoft has pulished script explorer powershell ise.
@ github.com there projects (with/without nuget). best psget https://github.com/psget/psget
, try myself (early planning stage) https://github.com/kriegel/moget/wiki/moget-powershell-module-manager-home

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[string](0..21|%{[char][int]([int]("{0:d}" -f 0x28)+('755964655967-86965747271757624-8796158066061').substring(($_*2),2))})-replace' '

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