Use PowerShell to list GitHub events that a user has received

Get-GithubEvent.ps1

function Get-GithubEvent {
    
    param($userId,$Password)
    
    function Get-GitHubAuthHeaders {
        
        param($userId,$Password)
        
        $authInfo = "$($userId):$($Password)" 
        $authInfo = [Convert]::ToBase64String([Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes($authInfo))
    
        @{
            "Authorization" = "Basic " + $authInfo
            "Content-Type"  = "application/json"
        }                   
    }

    $Headers = Get-GitHubAuthHeaders $userId $Password
    $Uri     = "https://api.github.com/users/$userId/received_events"

    ForEach($item in (Invoke-RestMethod -Headers $Headers -Uri $Uri )) {
        [PSCustomObject]@{
            Action  = $item.payload.action
            Type    = $item.type
            Who     = $item.actor.login
            Details = $item
        }        
    }
}

Action  Type              Who          Details                                                                                                      
------  ----              ---          -------                                                                                                      
create  GistEvent         mbostock     @{id=2092560665; type=GistEvent; actor=; repo=; payload=; public=True; created_at=2014-05-09T20:36:33Z}      
create  GistEvent         mbostock     @{id=2092475011; type=GistEvent; actor=; repo=; payload=; public=True; created_at=2014-05-09T19:37:50Z}      
create  GistEvent         mbostock     @{id=2092454060; type=GistEvent; actor=; repo=; payload=; public=True; created_at=2014-05-09T19:23:30Z}      
opened  IssuesEvent       Jaykul       @{id=2092440016; type=IssuesEvent; actor=; repo=; payload=; public=True; created_at=2014-05-09T19:14:00Z; ...
opened  IssuesEvent       Jaykul       @{id=2092430200; type=IssuesEvent; actor=; repo=; payload=; public=True; created_at=2014-05-09T19:07:22Z; ...