Batch file wrapper for a PowerShell script. Wraps execution of a PowerShell script inside a Windows batch file.

wrapper.bat

@echo off

:: Execute the PS1 file with the same name as this batch file.
set filename=%~d0%~p0%~n0.ps1

if exist "%filename%" (
  PowerShell.exe -NoProfile -NonInteractive -NoLogo -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Command "& '%filename%'"
 
  :: Collect the exit code from the PowerShell script.
  set err=%errorlevel%
) else (
  echo File not found.
  echo %filename%
 
  :: Set our exit code.
  set err=1
)

:: Pause if we need to.
if [%1] neq [/nopause] pause

:: Exit and pass along our exit code.
exit /B %err%

Hi! How does your batch script handle command line arguments passed to it?

It doesn't, but you could add %* to the line with PowerShell.exe -NoProfile ...