# Modules

The Modules page provides information about the modules installed in the system. 

## Viewing Modules

You can view and search the modules accessible by PowerShell Universal by visiting the Platform \ Modules page. Searching provides a wildcard result of the modules found in each of the environments defined within PowerShell Universal. 

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## Install Modules from the Gallery

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Available in PowerShell Universal 2.5 or later.
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Modules can be installed from the PowerShell Gallery. To search for a module, you can change the drop down next to the search box from Local to PowerShell Gallery. Searches conducted will run against the Gallery rather than locally. 

Once a module is found, you'll be able to click the Install button to save it locally. Modules installed in this method will be installed into the Repository directory under Modules. 

## Creating Modules 

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You can also create modules directly in PowerShell Universal. These modules will be created in the Repository directory under Modules. 

These modules will be available in all environments.

To create a new module navigate to Platform \ Modules and click Create New Module. Define the module name and version. 

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Once created, the module will be listed under Universal Modules with the option to edit properties and content as well as delete the module. 

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When editing the module, it will open a code editor where you can define functions, variables and aliases to export. 

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