Python Script to drop iTerm colors scheme over top of an Ansi Colors.plist File

colors_plist.py

#!/usr/local/bin/python

import sys
import plistlib

source_file = sys.argv[1]
dest_file = sys.argv[2]

source_dict = plistlib.readPlist(source_file)
dest_dict = plistlib.readPlist(dest_file)

color_number_map = {
    0: 'black',
    1: 'darkred',
    2: 'darkgreen',
    3: 'darkyellow',
    4: 'darkblue',
    5: 'darkmagenta',
    6: 'darkcyan',
    7: 'lightgray',
    8: 'darkgray',
    9: 'red',
    10:'green',
    11:'yellow',
    12:'blue',
    13:'magenta',
    14:'cyan',
    15:'white',
}

for key, value in color_number_map.iteritems():
    source_color = source_dict['Ansi %s Color' % (key)]
    if source_color is None:
        next

    red = int(round(source_color['Red Component'] * 255))
    green = int(round(source_color['Green Component'] * 255))
    blue = int(round(source_color['Blue Component'] * 255))
    orig = dest_dict[value]
    dest_dict[value] = (red<<16) + (green<<8) + blue
    print 'Updated %s from %s to %s' % (value, orig, dest_dict[value])

plistlib.writePlist(dest_dict, dest_file)