monokai.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Applies the Monokai color scheme to the current terminal session.

declare -A map0
map0=(  [foreground     ]='#F8F8F2'     [background     ]='#272822'
        [cursor         ]='#F8F8F0'     [selection      ]='#49483E'
        [pink           ]='#F92672'     [green          ]='#A6E22E'
        [yellow         ]='#E6DB74'     [blue           ]='#66D9EF'
        [purple         ]='#AE81FF'     [orange         ]='#FD971F'
        [gray           ]='#75715E'                                     )
map1=(  # Foreground    # Background    # Cursor
        foreground      background      cursor                          )
map2=(  # Black         # Red           # Green         # Yellow
        background      pink            green           yellow
        # Blue          # Magenta       # Cyan          # White
        blue            purple          orange          foreground
        # Bold black    # Bold red      # Bold green    # Bold yellow
        selection       pink            green           yellow
        # Bold blue     # Bold magenta  # Bold cyan     # Bold white
        blue            purple          orange          foreground      )
map3=(  M o n o k a i                                                   )
map4=(  1 6 3 2 4 5 7                                                   )

for i in "${!map1[@]}"; do echo -en "\e]1$i;${map0[${map1[$i]}]}\a"; done
for i in "${!map2[@]}"; do echo -en "\e]4;$i;${map0[${map2[$i]}]}\a"; done
for i in "${!map3[@]}"; do echo -en "\e[1;3${map4[$i]}m${map3[$i]}"; done
echo -e "\e[0m color scheme applied"

exit