Make all text files and code files open with Sublime on MacOS (using Duti)

setDefaultAppToOpenFile.sh

#!/bin/bash

# You need https://github.com/moretension/duti (installable via `brew`)
# and of course Sublime

# Set the bundle identifier for Sublime Text
sublime_bundle_identifier="com.sublimetext.4"

# List of file extensions
file_extensions=(
    # Text Files
    "txt" "rtf" "md" "markdown" "log" "csv"

    # Ruby
    "rb" "erb" "rake" "gemspec" "ru" "rhtml"

    # Python
    "py" "pyw" "pyc" "pyo" "pyd" "pyx" "pxd" "pxi" "scons"

    # Go
    "go"

    # Configuration Files
    "cfg" "conf" "ini" "yml" "yaml" "json" "toml" "xml" "properties"

    # Terraform
    "tf" "tfvars" "tfstate"

    # Kubernetes
    "yaml" "yml"

    # Shell scripts
    "sh" "bash" "zsh" "csh" "ksh" "fish"

    # Docker
    "dockerfile"

    # Ansible
    "ansible"

    # Java
    "java" "class" "jar"

    # JavaScript
    "js" "jsx" "ts" "tsx"

    # HTML/CSS
    "html" "htm" "css" "scss" "sass"

    # SQL
    "sql"

    # Git
    "gitignore" "gitattributes"

    # Other
    "xml" "plist" "csv" "ini" "env" "makefile"
)

# Loop through each file extension and set Sublime Text as the default application
for extension in "${file_extensions[@]}"; do
    duti -s "$sublime_bundle_identifier" .$extension all
done

echo "Default application set to Sublime Text for specified file extensions."

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