# custom colour definitions for powerline theme (oh-my-zsh)
# this file should be symlinked to ~/.powerlinecolours if you
# want to make use of it.

# get your hostname checksum with:

# OSX:
# echo -n "$(hostname)" | shasum | cut -d" " -f 1

# Linux:
# echo -n "$(hostname)" | sha1sum | cut -d" " -f 1

# c7d8a6d722a1ec9a16fae165177c418d4fd63175

# use shasum on Mac OS X, sha1sum on Linux:
if [[ "$(uname)" == "Darwin" ]]; then
  shasum_cmd="shasum"
else
  shasum_cmd="sha1sum"
fi

# calculate hostname sha1
hash="$(echo -n "$(hostname)" | $shasum_cmd | cut -d" " -f 1)"

case "$hash" in


# specify colour themes for different hosts here (to see the ccolour codes, use the 256-colour-test.py script):
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colours=(254 24 208 236)
#         \  \   \  \________________> prompt background colour for root
#          \  \   \__________________> prompt foreground colour for root
#           \  \_____________________> prompt background colour for user
#            \_______________________> prompt foreground colour for user
;;

c7d8a6d722a1ec9a16fae165177c418d4fd63175)
colours=(253 68 196 32)
#         \  \   \  \________________> prompt background colour for root
#          \  \   \__________________> prompt foreground colour for root
#           \  \_____________________> prompt background colour for user
#            \_______________________> prompt foreground colour for user
;;

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colours=(254 62 196 32)
#         \  \   \  \________________> prompt background colour for root
#          \  \   \__________________> prompt foreground colour for root
#           \  \_____________________> prompt background colour for user
#            \_______________________> prompt foreground colour for user
;;

0ccd98ec02bedc50fef38fc9f285eb14b63c89a4)
colours=(254 130 196 32)
#         \  \   \  \________________> prompt background colour for root
#          \  \   \__________________> prompt foreground colour for root
#           \  \_____________________> prompt background colour for user
#            \_______________________> prompt foreground colour for user
;;




esac

# set colours from array:
prompt_context_user_fg="${colours[1]}"
prompt_context_user_bg="${colours[2]}"
prompt_context_root_fg="${colours[3]}"
prompt_context_root_bg="${colours[4]}"