Add Quiet Mode And Quiet Option

[ataumo]

Add Quiet mode to disable all output generated by the script and add QuietOption to set it.

The QuietMode can be
- 1 : for a soft quiet mode (Only warnings and errors)
- 2 (default) : for a complet quiet mode

Examples :

• Normal command : Invoke-HardeningKitty -Mode Audit -FileFindingList .\lists\finding_list_0x6d69636b_machine.csv
• With Quiet option (mode 2 by default) : `Invoke-HardeningKitty -Mode Config -FileFindingList .\lists\finding_list_0x6d69636b_machine.csv -Quiet'
• With soft Quiet option = Invoke-HardeningKitty -Mode Config -FileFindingList .\lists\finding_list_0x6d69636b_machine.csv -SkipMachineInformation -Quiet -QuietOption 1

[0x6d69636b]

Thanks for the PR and the input. I have been thinking about fundamentally revising the output and writing of reports/logs and will include a slient mode as a feature. It's already complicated at the moment and with your changes it will be even more complex. However, I would like to simplify output management. Stay tuned :)

[BZanten]

Hi ataumo I'm quite confused by the pull request. Are you meaning quiet instead of QuiteMode ? (Meaning you want the output to be more quiet or something). please do not introduce spelling errors in the syntax.
And consider: PowerShell has a default verbose properties, and write-verbose. So maybe you are requesting the script to put more output in the Verbose channel that you can enable or disable as you like..

[BZanten]

in addition...
if ($Quite -eq 0) {

You specify $Quite as a switch, meaning it is a boolean variable. Thus you should compare the variable with a boolean, not with an integer.
(Apart from the fact that you typed $Quite but mean: $Quiet

[ataumo]

@0x6d69636b

Thanks for the PR and the input. I have been thinking about fundamentally revising the output and writing of reports/logs and will include a slient mode as a feature. It's already complicated at the moment and with your changes it will be even more complex. However, I would like to simplify output management. Stay tuned :)

Okay no problems :)

@BZanten

Hi ataumo I'm quite confused by the pull request. Are you meaning quiet instead of QuiteMode ? (Meaning you want the output to be more quiet or something). please do not introduce spelling errors in the syntax.

Yes sorry, it's a QuietMode. It was a big mistake

And consider: PowerShell has a default verbose properties, and write-verbose. So maybe you are requesting the script to put more output in the Verbose channel that you can enable or disable as you like..

Yes but I'm looking for the exact opposite of the verbose properties. I want less outputs.

You specify $Quite as a switch, meaning it is a boolean variable. Thus you should compare the variable with a boolean, not with an integer.
(Apart from the fact that you typed $Quite but mean: $Quiet

Fixed.