Portable theme

[RomelSan]

Nord theme for Putty / Kitty portable

To use the Nord theme you must edit your session file.
The sessions files are located inside your portable folder ex: D:\Kitty\Sessions

Colour0\216,222,233\
Colour1\216,222,233\
Colour2\46,52,64\
Colour3\46,52,64\
Colour4\46,52,64\
Colour5\216,222,233\
Colour6\59,66,82\
Colour7\76,86,106\
Colour8\191,97,106\
Colour9\191,97,106\
Colour10\163,190,140\
Colour11\163,190,140\
Colour12\235,203,139\
Colour13\235,203,139\
Colour14\129,161,193\
Colour15\129,161,193\
Colour16\180,142,173\
Colour17\180,142,173\
Colour18\136,192,208\
Colour19\143,188,187\
Colour20\229,233,240\
Colour21\236,239,244\

Replace the Colour entries with the ones above.

[azlux]

Do you think a batch script can do the job ? Especially if you already have multiple sessions already configuration.

[RomelSan]

Yes, if you have a lot of session files then it is a must.
I don't have more than 5 session files so i do it manually.
In a batch file you will have to use regex.
Should look something like this.

FINDSTR /i /r /c:"Colour0.*" /c:"Colour0\\216,222,233\\" sessionFile
FINDSTR /i /r /c:"Colour2.*" /c:"Colour2\\46,52,64\\" sessionFile

mmm... will try to do it myself later on free time.
Will post here once it is done.

[RomelSan]

@azlux
It was easier to do this in Powershell.
Here is the code. It is not 100% optimized but it will work fine.
Filename: SetTheme.ps1

# SetTheme.ps1
# For Kitty Portable
# By Romel Vera - @RomelSan

# Function.- Set a color theme inside all the Kitty Portable session files.
# Put this file inside Kitty "Sessions" Folder, and execute it using powershell.
# This will not overwrite your files, the output will be the filename plus _theme suffix.

# You must set your execution policy to RemoteSigned
# In Powershell as administrator type: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
# After usage you can revert the execution policy configuration, the default is: Set-ExecutionPolicy Restricted

# Set Your Color theme here:
# This is "Nord Theme"
$col00 = "Colour0\216,222,233\"
$col01 = "Colour1\216,222,233\"
$col02 = "Colour2\46,52,64\"
$col03 = "Colour3\46,52,64\"
$col04 = "Colour4\46,52,64\"
$col05 = "Colour5\216,222,233\"
$col06 = "Colour6\59,66,82\"
$col07 = "Colour7\76,86,106\"
$col08 = "Colour8\191,97,106\"
$col09 = "Colour9\191,97,106\"
$col10 = "Colour10\163,190,140\"
$col11 = "Colour11\163,190,140\"
$col12 = "Colour12\235,203,139\"
$col13 = "Colour13\235,203,139\"
$col14 = "Colour14\129,161,193\"
$col15 = "Colour15\129,161,193\"
$col16 = "Colour16\180,142,173\"
$col17 = "Colour17\180,142,173\"
$col18 = "Colour18\136,192,208\"
$col19 = "Colour19\143,188,187\"
$col20 = "Colour20\229,233,240\"
$col21 = "Colour21\236,239,244\"

# Change Color Process
$filelist = get-childitem -Exclude *.ps1
foreach ($targetFile in $filelist) {
    $fileContent = (gc $targetFile) 
    $fileOut = $fileContent -replace "Colour0\\.*",$col00
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour1\\.*",$col01
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour2\\.*",$col02
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour3\\.*",$col03
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour4\\.*",$col04
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour5\\.*",$col05
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour6\\.*",$col06
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour7\\.*",$col07
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour8\\.*",$col08
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour9\\.*",$col09
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour10\\.*",$col10
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour11\\.*",$col11
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour12\\.*",$col12
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour13\\.*",$col13
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour14\\.*",$col14
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour15\\.*",$col15
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour16\\.*",$col16
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour17\\.*",$col17
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour18\\.*",$col18
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour19\\.*",$col19
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour20\\.*",$col20
    $fileOut = $fileOut -replace "Colour21\\.*",$col21

    $newFileName = "$targetFile" + "_theme"
    Set-Content $newFileName -Value $fileOut
}

# Local testing
# (gc .\Winter%20Soldier) -replace "Colour0.*","Colour0\216,222,233\" | Out-File .\Winter%20Soldier_theme -encoding utf8

[azlux]

Ho,
It's a good script you've done here.
Thank a lot.