Invoke-RestMethod how to build a script foreach

If your script accepts a single parameter that is an open-ended dictionary (hashtable) of name-value pairs:

• Construct a query string from the dictionary's name-value pairs with the help of [System.Web.HttpUtility]::ParseQueryString(), using the technique shown in this answer, and append it to the target URI.

param(
  [System.Collections.IDictionary] $NamesAndValues
)

$uri = 'https:xxxxxxxx'
if ($NamesAndValues.Count) { # Non-empty dictionary was passed 

  # Create the collection of query-string entries.
  $queryStringEntries = [System.Web.HttpUtility]::ParseQueryString('')
  foreach ($param in $NamesAndValues.GetEnumerator()) {
    $queryStringEntries.Add($param.Key, $param.Value)
  }

  # Convert the entries to a query string and append it to the URI.
  $uri += '?' + $queryStringEntries.ToString()

}

Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $uri -UseDefaultCredentials 

Sample invocation, using a hashtable literal:

# Results in the following URI:
#      https:xxxxxxxx?parameter1=foo&parameter2=bar%2Fbaz
# Note: -NamesAndValues is positionally implied as the target parameter.
.\YourScript.ps1 @{ param1='foo'; param2='bar/baz' }

If you script has a fixed set of individual, optional parameters:

• The automatic $PSBoundParameters variable is a dictionary that contains information about what parameters were bound on invocation with what values.

• Thus, the same technique for constructing the query string as above can be used, with $PSBoundParameters serving as the input dictionary.

# Declare 3 optional (non-mandatory) parameters,
# -parameter1, -parameter2, -parameter3
param(
  $parameter1,
  $parameter2,
  $parameter3
)

# Construct the URI based on whatever parameters were bound.
$uri = 'https:xxxxxxxx'
if ($PSBoundParameters.Count) { # At least 1 parameter was bound.

  # Create the collection of query-string entries.
  $queryStringEntries = [System.Web.HttpUtility]::ParseQueryString('')
  foreach ($param in $PSBoundParameters.GetEnumerator()) {
    $queryStringEntries.Add($param.Key, $param.Value)
  }

  # Convert the entries to a query string and append it to the URI.
  $uri += '?' + $queryStringEntries.ToString()

}

Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $uri -UseDefaultCredentials 

Sample invocation:

# Results in the following URI:
#      https:xxxxxxxx?parameter1=foo&parameter2=bar%2Fbaz
.\YourScript.ps1 -parameter1 'foo' -parameter2 'bar/baz'

("x","y","z"),("p","q","r"),("a","b","c") | ForEach-Object {"https://blah?p1={0}&p2={1}=&p3={2}" -f @($_)}

I finally found out the below scheme to create the query. It works good.

$data = @()
$data += 'four'
$data = @('Zero','One','Two','Three')
foreach ( $node in $data )
{
    "Item: [$node]"
}
for ( $index = 0; $index -lt $data.count; $index++)
{
    "Item: [{0}]" -f $data[$index]
}
$JoinArray.Add($value)
$JoinArray