Easy enabling/disabling site on NginX, using Bash Script. This is an attempt to replicate apache a2ensite & a2dissite feature.
Tested in official upstream package of nginx and Ubuntu derivative package.
- Autocomplete.
- Interactive menu.
- Easy [un]install script.
- Beginner friendly.
Download your copies of repository, then execute install script located on main directory. Note that this required root user.
wget -O nginxsite.zip https://github.com/L1so/nginxsite/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
unzip -qq nginxsite.zip && rm nginxsite.zip
cd nginxsite-main && sudo ./installOr if you prefer git clone.
git clone https://github.com/L1so/nginxsite.git
cd nginxsite && sudo ./installBy installing, following things will happen.
- Creating directory
/etc/nginx/sites-{available,enabled}if not exist - Modify nginx config to include
/etc/nginx/sites-availableif not already - Copying main script to
/usr/local/bin/
Just execute uninstall script located on this repository.
sudo ./uninstallIt will remove all trace of nginxsite.
To activate a site, replace (YOUR SITE) with your actual site domain (located in /etc/nginx/sites-available/).
sudo ngxensite (YOUR SITE)To deactivate a site, replace (YOUR SITE) with your actual site domain (located in /etc/nginx/sites-available/).
sudo ngxdissite (YOUR SITE)To create a site, replace (YOUR DOMAIN) with your actual domain.
sudo ngxcreate (YOUR DOMAIN)Running ngxcreate without any argument will give you a prompt to enter desired site name, if you don't include tld, the script will give you .com domain.
$ sudo ngxcreate
Please Enter a Domain Name (default TLD is .com):
examplesiteWill save a new file named /etc/nginx/sites-available/examplesite.com
To delete a site, replace (YOUR DOMAIN) with your actual site domain.
sudo ngxdelete (YOUR DOMAIN)Example given below.
root@mutiny:~# ngxdelete bar.co
Removing --> /etc/nginx/sites-available/bar.coTo list site, simply type ngxlist (or ngxlist -e to show enabled sites).
