Terminal App setup for diff colors per environment

terminal_color_stuff.sh

# get .colors.csv from here, drop it in your ~ directory
# https://gist.github.com/avillafiorita/9e626ce370e1da6c6373/revisions



# add this to .bash_profile
# remember to source .bash_profile before you use it.

# Wrapping ssh command with extra functionality
ssh() {

    # If hostname starts with a given string (in my case, the environment name), change bg color
    HOSTNAME=`echo $@`    
    echo $HOSTNAME
    if [[ $HOSTNAME = stage* ]] 
    then
        set_background_color DarkSeaGreen4
	set_foreground_color ivory1
    fi

    if [[ $HOSTNAME = sandbox* ]] 
    then
	set_background_color wheat1
	set_foreground_color black
    fi

    if [[ $HOSTNAME = prod* ]] 
    then
	set_background_color red
	set_foreground_color white
    fi

    # Call original ssh command
    if command ssh "$@"
    then
        # on exit change back to your default
        set_background_color LightGrey
	set_foreground_color DarkSlateGrey
    fi
}

#
# Colors for Apple Terminal
#
function list_colors {
    cat ${HOME}/.colors.csv
}

function grep_apple_color {
    grep "$*" ${HOME}/.colors.csv
}

function get_apple_color {
    egrep "(^|,)$*(,|\t)" ${HOME}/.colors.csv | cut -f 6
}

function set_foreground_color {
    color=$(get_apple_color $*)
    if [ "$color" != "" ] ; then
        osascript -e "tell application \"Terminal\" to set normal text color of window 1 to ${color}"
        echo "Text: $*"
    fi
}    

function set_background_color {
    color=$(get_apple_color $*)
    if [ "$color" != "" ] ; then
        osascript -e "tell application \"Terminal\" to set background color of window 1 to ${color}"
        echo "Background: $*"
    fi
}