Is there a way to run a PowerShell script through a JetBrains IDE? - rubymine

I am currently using RubyMine which is an IDE developed for the Ruby programming language. Although, strangely enough, I find myself executing a lot of PowerShell scripts - something that seems to fall outside the scope of this product.
With some tinkering, I managed to associate .ps1 files with PowerShell, as well as having the correct syntax highlighting, but I am short one piece of functionality. I would like to run my PowerShell scripts the same way I run my Ruby scripts; through the Run menu.
My question is essentially: Is there a way to have RubyMine run my PowerShell script in a new shell, without me having to manually copy/paste the code?

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