Associate Sublime Text with various programming file extensions

associate.sh

#!/bin/bash

if ! command -v duti &> /dev/null; then
    brew install duti
fi

declare -a extensions=(
    ##  uti-based
    public.plain-text
    public.source-code
    public.unix-executable
    public.data # this is generic `.gitignore`-esque extensionless things
    ## extensions
    .adl
    .aspx
    .atom
    .bash
    .bat
    .bzl
    .c
    .c++
    .cc
    .cfg
    .cl
    .cmake
    .coffee
    .cpp
    .css
    .csv
    .cxx
    .d
    .diff
    .dtd
    .ejs
    .el
    .elm
    .erb
    .fish
    .go
    .gradle
    .groovy
    .h
    .h++
    .haml
    .hh
    .hpp
    .hs
    .htm
    .html
    .hxml
    .hxx
    .ini
    .java
    .js
    .json
    .jsp
    .jsx
    .kt
    .less
    .lhs
    .lisp
    .lm
    .m
    .markdown
    .md
    .mk
    .mkd
    .mm
    .patch
    .php
    .php3
    .php4
    .php5
    .phtml
    .pl
    .plist
    .pm
    .properties
    .proto
    .py
    .pyw
    .rb
    .rss
    .rst
    .sas
    .sass
    .scala
    .scss
    .sh
    .spec
    .sql
    .svg
    .swift
    .tcl
    .text
    .textile
    .toml
    .tpl
    .ts
    .tsv
    .tsx
    .txt
    .vb
    .vbs
    .vhd
    .vhdl
    .xml
    .xsd
    .xsl
    .yaml
    .ym
    .yml
)

for extension in ${extensions[@]}; do
    duti -s com.sublimetext.4 $extension all
done