🚀 NGINX - Site Manager

This script simplifies the process of managing NGINX sites by providing a command-line interface for common operations such as enabling/disabling, listing, editing, creating, and removing site configurations. This script was designed for Ubuntu. If you want to modify it to make it work for other flavors as well, feel free.

🛠️ Usage

./nginx-sm.sh [options]

⚙️ Options

-e, --enable: Enable a site by enabling its configuration file.
-d, --disable: Disable a site by disabling its configuration file.
-l, --list: List all available sites and their status.
-ed, --edit: Edit the configuration file of a site.
-c, --create: Create a new configuration file for a site.
-r, --remove: Remove a site's configuration file.

📖 Examples

./nginx-sm.sh --enable example.com     # Enable the site example.com
./nginx-sm.sh --list                   # List all available sites
./nginx-sm.sh --edit example.com       # Edit the configuration of example.com
./nginx-sm.sh --create example.com     # Create a new configuration for example.com
./nginx-sm.sh --remove example.com     # Remove the configuration for example.com

📚 Dependencies

NGINX web server must be installed and running.
The script requires sudo privileges to modify NGINX configuration files.

Exit Codes

The script uses the following exit codes to indicate the result of an operation:

0: Success - The operation completed successfully.
1: General error - For example, site configuration file not found, or the specified site does not exist in either available or enabled directories.
2: User cancellation - The user aborted the operation (specific to the remove_site command).
3: Nginx configuration test failed - This is specific to the enable_site command and indicates that Nginx has failed the configuration test after attempting to enable a site.