a powershell script to copy only a set of extension with ability to filter

copyFileFilter.ps1

$SourceFolderPath = 'C:\repo\PPMS'
$FinalFolderPath = 'C:\repo\PPMSF'


# Get existing files into arrays:
$SourceObjects = Get-ChildItem -Path $SourceFolderPath -Recurse -Include ("*.js", "*.ts", "*.html", "*.cs", "*.cshtml","*.ts", "*.json" , "*.svg", "*.css", "*.scss", "*.csproj", "*.dcproj",  "*.gif", "*.sh", "*.yml", "*.bat", "*.ps1", "*.jpg", "*.jpeg", "*.png" )

# $FinalObjects = Get-ChildItem -Path $FinalFolderPath -Recurse
# $hash=@{}
# Loop all files in the source folder:
foreach($file in $SourceObjects)
{
    # $file | Format-Table | Out-String|% {Write-Host $_}    
    
    # Using the basename property (which ignores file extension), if the $FinalPics 
    # array contains a basename equal to the basename of $file, then copy it:
    # if($FinalPics.BaseName -notcontains $file.BaseName)
    # {
        $pathToCopy=($file.FullName -replace [regex]::Escape($SourceFolderPath),$FinalFolderPath)
        if ($pathToCopy -match [regex]::Escape('\node_modules\') `
            -or $pathToCopy -match [regex]::Escape('\obj\') `
            -or $pathToCopy -match [regex]::Escape('\bin\') `
            -or $pathToCopy -match [regex]::Escape('\dist\') `
            -or $pathToCopy -match [regex]::Escape('\netcoreapp2.2') `
            -or $pathToCopy -match [regex]::Escape('\.vscode') `
            )
        {
            continue;
        }

        # $hash[$file.extension]++;
        New-Item -ItemType File -Path $pathToCopy -Force;
        Copy-Item -Path $file.FullName -Destination $pathToCopy -Recurse;
        
    # }
    
}
# Write-Host ($hash | Out-String)