checks if a ppa is supported, then adds it to you sources list, and installs all the neede packages.

add-ppa

#!/bin/bash


#-----------------------------------------------
#	Author	    :   Imri Paloja
#	Email	    :	imri.paloja@gmail.com
#	HomePage    :   www.eurobytes.nl
#	Version	    :   0.4.0(Alpha, Be warned!)
#	Name        :   add-ppa
#----------------------------------------------- 

# CHANGELOG
# 
# 1. Asks for confirmation - if ppa supports distro. 
# 2. If yes, ads the ppa to your resources list and, installs all the recommended packages from the ppa.

if [ -d "/tmp/add-ppa/" ]; then
  rm -r /tmp/add-ppa/
else 
	mkdir /tmp/add-ppa/
fi

mkdir -p /tmp/add-ppa/

wget --quiet "http://ppa.launchpad.net/$(echo $1 | sed -e 's/ppa://g')/ubuntu/dists" -O /tmp/add-ppa/support.html

grep "$(lsb_release -sc)" "/tmp/add-ppa/support.html" >> /tmp/add-ppa/found.txt

cat /tmp/add-ppa/found.txt | sed 's|</b>|-|g' | sed 's|<[^>]*>||g' >> /tmp/add-ppa/stripped_file.txt

if [[ -s /tmp/add-ppa/stripped_file.txt ]] ; then

echo "$(lsb_release -sc) is supported"

read -p "Do you wish to add the ppa to your sources list, and install the binaries? [y/n]: "
if [ "$REPLY" == "y" ] ; then

echo "Adding it to your sources list"
sudo add-apt-repository $1

echo "Refreshing your sources list"
sudo apt-get update 

# Searching for the needed files, and installing them

wget --quiet "http://ppa.launchpad.net/$(echo $1 | sed -e 's/ppa://g')/ubuntu/dists/$(lsb_release -sc)/main/binary-amd64/Packages" -O /tmp/add-ppa/packages.html

grep "Package:" "/tmp/add-ppa/packages.html" >> /tmp/add-ppa/packages.txt

cat /tmp/add-ppa/packages.txt | sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/\n/ /g' >> /tmp/add-ppa/packages_stripped_file.txt

cat /tmp/add-ppa/packages_stripped_file.txt | sed 's|Package:||g' >> /tmp/add-ppa/packages_stripped_file2.txt

sudo apt-get install $(grep -vE "^\s*#" /tmp/add-ppa/packages_stripped_file2.txt  | tr "\n" " ")

else
	rm -r /tmp/add-ppa/
 exit 0
fi

else

echo "$(lsb_release -sc) is not supported"

fi;

#Cleanup

rm -r /tmp/add-ppa/

You can see the script in action on Automatic ppa checker and adder -YouTube

For further details one can go here: How to see if a ppa supports my distro