A bit late, but if it helps, the function below is working for me.
Takes your winscp session as first parameter, and the path you want to recurse.
Returns an object containing your data. You want to enrich this object with additional properties I did not include here...
function Get-WinScpChildItem ($WinScpSession, $BasePath) {
#Get the directory listing
$Directory = $WinScpSession.ListDirectory($BasePath)
#Initialize an empty collection
$MyCollection = @()
#Browse through each entry
foreach ($DirectoryEntry in $Directory.Files) {
#We want to ignore . and .. folders
if (($DirectoryEntry.Name -ne '.') -and ($DirectoryEntry.Name -ne '..')) {
#Initialize an object to which we will add custom properties. You can add all properties you may need later such as Last Write Time etc
$TempObject = New-Object System.Object
#If the current entry is a directory, we need to add it to our collection, as a directory, then recurse
if ($DirectoryEntry.IsDirectory) {
#We need to save the BasePath before recursing
$SavePath = $BasePath
#Special case : Avoid adding an extraneous '/' if we are at the root directory
if ($BasePath -eq '/') {
$BasePath += "$($DirectoryEntry.Name)"
}
else {
$BasePath += "/$($DirectoryEntry.Name)"
}
$TempObject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -name 'Name' -Value $BasePath
$TempObject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -name 'IsDirectory' -Value $true
$MyCollection += $TempObject
#Now we recurse, and when done, we reset the BasePath
$MyCollection += Get-WinScpChildItem $WinScpSession $BasePath
$BasePath = $SavePath
}
#If the current entry is a file, it's time to add it to our collection, as a file
else {
$TempObject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -name 'Name' -Value "$BasePath/$DirectoryEntry"
$TempObject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -name 'IsDirectory' -Value $false
$MyCollection += $TempObject
}
}
}
#The function finally returns the collection
return $MyCollection
}
