Emacs script

The emacs colorscheme script now reads the JSON file at root of the
directory to get bg, fg and colors.

python-xresources-emacs/convert.py

@@ -1,3 +1,25 @@
+import json
+
+""" This file reads the JSON file in root directory and converts it to emacs color theme. The theme is written on stdout and can be copied into a file and loaded in emacs without any modifications. """
+
+background = ""
+foreground = ""
+colors = []
+
+with open("../JSON", 'r') as f:
+    d = json.loads(f.read())
+    background = d['background']
+    foreground = d['foreground']
+    colors = d['color']
+    
+print(";; foreground : " + foreground)
+print(";; background : " + background)
+
+i = 0
+for c in colors:
+    print(";; color" + str(i) + " " +  c)
+    i += 1
+    
 print("""
 (deftheme {theme_name}
   "Add some description here")
@@ -91,4 +113,4 @@ print("""
    `(message-separator ((,class (:foreground "{white}" :weight bold))))))
 
 (provide-theme '{theme_name})
-""".format(theme_name="anmol-test",bg="#100f1f", fg="#fcffdc", black="#212125", red="#c24949", green="#3eca3e", yellow="#dcdc0f", blue="#6d6df3", magenta="#d068d0", cyan="#00cbcb", white="#e2e2e2", bright_black="#80776f", bright_red="#c25959", bright_green="#3eca3e", bright_yellow="#dcdc00", bright_blue="#915bf3", bright_magenta="#d040d0", bright_cyan="#78dada", bright_white="#f5f5f5"))
+""".format(theme_name="anmol-test",bg=background, fg=foreground, black=colors[0], red=colors[1], green=colors[2], yellow=colors[3], blue=colors[4], magenta=colors[5], cyan=colors[6], white=colors[7], bright_black=colors[8], bright_red=colors[9], bright_green=colors[10], bright_yellow=colors[11], bright_blue=colors[12], bright_magenta=colors[13], bright_cyan=colors[14], bright_white=colors[15]))