How to export Powershell script information to Sharepoint?

Question

I'm trying to export information gather from a Powershell script to a Sharepoint list. I've got a couple of powershell scripts that gather general server information from a server ex: server uptime, disk space, service tag, etc. and it will export the information
to a csv file. What I would like to do is out-put the same information gathered by the powershell scripts to a Sharepoint list directly if at all possible.
Ex:
# all this does is reads from a list and runs a script call "boottime.ps1"
get-content "\\%Data-Path-Of-List%\computers.txt" | %Data-Path-Of-Script%\boottime.ps1 |  Export-csv %Data-Path-For-CSV\Computers.csv
# then just exports the information from the boottime.ps1 script to a csv file
#I also have a script that will upload the information to a sharepoint list.
# I found that I have to run this in version 2 of powershell, so I just open a DOS prompt in Admin Priv's and type the following
powershell.exe -version 2.0
# Next I make sure the Sharepoint snap-in is loaded
if ( (Get-PSSnapin -Name Microsoft.sharepoint.powershell - erroraction silentlycontinue) -eq $null)
Add-PsSnapin Microsoft.Sharepoint.Powershell
$spweb = get-SPweb $spserver
$spdata =$spweb.getlist("%URL_Of_My_List%")
# this is the same location from the orginal Powershell script previously stated.
$ComputerInfoFile = "%Data-Path-For-CSV%\Computers.csv"
foreach ($rows in $tblData) {
# here is where I add the information from my csv file
# 2 things needs to be present
# 1st the colums have to be present in the sharepoint site before I can upload the information
# 2nd the columns have to the headers in my csv file
$spItem = $spData.AddItem()
$SpItem["ServerName"] = $row."ServerName".toString()
$SpItem["Uptime"] = $row."Uptime".toString()
$SpItem.Update()
# this just disconnects from Sharepoint
$spWeb.Dispose()
Please dismiss all the comments it just helps me understand what the code is doing, also if this is not the correct place to post this question I appologize in adavance and ask that if this is the incorrect place to post this question please provide me a
link to a where I can post such questions.

Answer 1

Sorry for the delay in posting this, but I ended up getting working. I'll post it in the hopes that my head scratching will save someone else some head scratching:
I ended up writting 3 PS scripts and one batch job.
1st Batch file
powershell.exe -version 2.0 -command
\\%Script-Location\Get-Server-Infor-4-SP.ps1
powershell.exe -version 2.0 -command \\%Script-Location\Delete-list-Items.ps1"
powershell -veriosn 2.0 -command
\\%Script-Location\Populate-SP.ps1
1st PS script that gets the info:
get-content
\\%Location-Of-My-File-With-List-Of-Servers%\%name-of-file%.txt |
\\%Location-Of-My-Script-To-get-the-Information-I-want | Export-csv
\\%location-of-my-output\%filename%.csv
Ex: get-content C:\scripts\computers.txt | C:\scripts\boottime.ps1 | export-csv C:\scripts\computer.csv
2nd PS script Delete-List-Items.ps1
# http:
#Script 1 Boottime.ps1:
# This script permits to get UpTime from localHost or a set of remote Computer
# usage
# localHost
# .\BootTime.ps1
# set of remote computers
# get-content .\MyserverList.txt | .\boottime.ps1
# Optionally pipe output to Export-Csv, ConverTo-Html
Process {
$ServerName = $_
if ($serverName -eq $Null) {
$serverName= $env:COMPUTERNAME
$timeVal = (Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $ServerName -Query "SELECT LastBootUpTime FROM Win32_OperatingSystem").LastBootUpTime
#$timeVal
$DbPoint = [char]58
$Years = $timeVal.substring(0,4)
$Months = $timeVal.substring(4,2)
$Days = $timeVal.substring(6,2)
$Hours = $timeVal.substring(8,2)
$Mins = $timeVal.substring(10,2)
$Secondes = $timeVal.substring(12,2)
$dayDiff = New-TimeSpan $(Get-Date –month $Months -day $Days -year $Years -hour $Hours -minute $Mins -Second $Secondes) $(Get-Date)
$Info = "" | select ServerName, Uptime
$Info.servername = $servername
$d =$dayDiff.days
$h =$dayDiff.hours
$m =$dayDiff.Minutes
$s = $daydiff.Seconds
$info.Uptime = "$d Days $h Hours $m Min $s Sec"
$Info
#Script 2: Delete-List-Items.ps1
# http://markimarta.com/sharepoint/delete-all-items-in-sharepoint-list-using-powershell/
# there seems to be a problem with running this script in version 3 or later, the workaround is to run it in version 2
# below is the cmd for doing so, just open up a DOS prompt with Admin Privileges Start-->Run-->cmd
# type then copy and paste the following line the DOS window then you can run this script
#powershell.exe -version 2.0
# make sure that the Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell Snap-in is installed as well
if ( (Get-PSSnapin -Name Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) -eq $null )
Add-PsSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell
# "Enter the site URL instead http://serverurl"
$SITEURL = "%http://serverurl%"
$site = new-object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSite ( $SITEURL )
$web = $site.OpenWeb()
"Web is : " + $web.Title
# Enter name of the List below in the [“%List-Name%”]
$oList = $web.Lists["%List-Name%"];
# This echo out the name of the list its going to be deleting the records from
"List is :" + $oList.Title + " with item count " + $oList.ItemCount
# It’s just counting the rows/records
$collListItems = $oList.Items;
$count = $collListItems.Count - 1
# Here is where it is actually deleting the records and then out put the number or the record it deleted
for($intIndex = $count; $intIndex -gt -1; $intIndex--)
"Deleting record: " + $intIndex
$collListItems.Delete($intIndex);
#Script 3: Populate-SP_Test.ps1
# http://blogs.technet.com/b/stuffstevesays/archive/2013/07/10/3577320.aspx
# there seems to be a problem with running this script in version 3 or later, the workaround is to run it in veriosn 2
# below is the cmd for doing so, just open up a DOS prompt with Admin Privileges Start-->Run-->cmd
# type then copy and paste the following line the the DOS window then you can run this script
#powershell.exe -version 2.0
# make sure that the Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell Snap-in is installed
if ( (Get-PSSnapin -Name Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) -eq $null )
Add-PsSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell
# Here are some more varables that can be added I was not able to get this to work
#$SPComputerInfo="/Lists/PowershellTest/"
# Here is where we connect and Open SharePoint List via Powershell
$SPServer= "%http://serverurl%
$spWeb = Get-SPWeb $SPServer
$spData = $spWeb.GetList("%List-Name%")
# This is the variable for the path that has the file I want to input to SharePoint List
$InvFile="\\%location-ofList%\computers.csv"
# This is just some error checking to make sure the file exist
$FileExists = (Test-Path $InvFile -PathType Leaf)
if ($FileExists) {
"Loading $InvFile for processing..."
$tblData = import-csv $InvFile
} else {
"$InvFile not found - stopping import!"
exit
# Loop through Applications add each one to SharePoint
"Uploading data to SharePoint...."
foreach ($row in $tblData) {
#Here is where I add the information from my CSV file
#2 things have to be present
# 1. the columns have to be in the sharepoint site before I can import the information
# 2. columns have to the headers in my csv file
#"Adding entry for "+$row."Computer Information".ToString()
$spItem = $spData.AddItem()
$spItem["ServerName"] = $row."ServerName".ToString()
$spItem["Uptime"] = $row."Uptime".ToString()
#$spItem["DNSHostName"] = $row."DNSHostName".ToString()
#$spItem["DistinguishedName"] = $row."DistinguishedName".ToString()
$spItem.Update()
# This is just disconnecting from SharePoint
$spWeb.Dispose()
Enjoy, and if anyone has a better way of doing this I'm interested in knowing, thanks again
Thanks in Adavance