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@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ set -eu |
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# CONSTANTS |
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# ========= |
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PROGRAM_NAME="$0" |
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# DConf directory in which gnome-terminal profile configuration is stored. |
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ROOT_DCONF_DIR='/org/gnome/terminal/legacy/profiles:/' |
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@ -300,40 +302,25 @@ function choose_profile() { |
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function main() { |
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if [ "$#" -le 0 ]; then |
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die "USAGE: style-gnome-terminal CONFIG_FILE" |
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die "USAGE: ${PROGRAM_NAME} CONFIG_FILE" |
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fi |
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# TODO: Subcommands: |
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# |
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# Profiles: |
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# |
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# - profile list |
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# - profile show NAME_OR_ID |
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# |
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# Styling: |
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# gnome-terminal-configure list |
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# |
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# These all take an optional [profile NAME_OR_ID] clause to specify a profile |
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# by name or UUID. If unspecified, the program searches for profiles. If there |
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# exists a single profile, the program uses it. Otherwise, an interactive |
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# choice is presented to the user. |
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# gnome-terminal-configure get [profile NAME_OR_ID] font |
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# gnome-terminal-configure get [profile NAME_OR_ID] foreground-color |
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# gnome-terminal-configure get [profile NAME_OR_ID] background-color |
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# gnome-terminal-configure get [profile NAME_OR_ID] ansi-colors |
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# |
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# - font get |
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# - font set FONT |
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# - foreground-color get |
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# - foreground-color set COLOR |
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# - background-color get |
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# - background-color set COLOR |
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# - palette get |
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# - palette set COLORS |
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# - colorscheme show NAME |
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# - colorscheme apply NAME |
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# gnome-terminal-configure set [profile NAME_OR_ID] font FONT |
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# gnome-terminal-configure set [profile NAME_OR_ID] foreground-color COLOR |
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# gnome-terminal-configure set [profile NAME_OR_ID] background-color COLOR |
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# gnome-terminal-configure set [profile NAME_OR_ID] ansi-colors ANSI_COLORS |
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# |
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# The colorscheme subcommand should probably read colorschemes from files |
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# instead, for easier integration with other people's colorschemes. Otherwise |
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# all colorschemes need to be defined in this script. The main question is the |
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# file format. We'd like something easy enough to write, that does not execute |
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# arbitrary code (rules our source-ing .sh files containing variables), that |
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# does not require onerous dependencies to parse. |
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# gnome-terminal-configure dump [profile NAME_OR_ID] |
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# gnome-terminal-configure apply [profile NAME_OR_ID] |
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CONFIG_FILE="$1" |
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PROFILE=$(choose_profile) |
