Bash script to install and set up WordPress on new cPanel account in WHM

new-wp.sh

#/bin/bash
# Script for automating new account setups with WordPress installed

echo Lets setup a new WordPress dev site!

# Get user input
# Us RegEx to check for valid domain
read -p 'Enter the domain name: ' domain
result=`echo $domain | grep -P '(?=^.{1,254}$)(^(?>(?!\d+\.)[a-zA-Z0-9_\-]{1,63}\.?)+(?:[a-zA-Z]{2,})$)'`
if [[ -z "$result" ]]
then
	echo -e "\nNot a valid domain!"
	exit
fi
read -p 'Enter a username for the account (15 characters max): ' username
read -sp 'Enter a password for the account: ' password

# Create cPanel account
echo -e "\n\nCreating new cPanel account for $domain"
whmapi1 createacct username=${username:0:15} domain=$domain plan=Unlimited featurelist=default quota=0 password=$password ip=n cgi=0 hasshell=1 contactemail=info@thisisvisceral.com cpmod=paper_lantern maxftp=unlimited maxsql=unlimited maxpop=unlimited maxlst=unlimited maxsub=unlimited maxpark=unlimited maxaddon=unlimited bwlimit=unlimited language=en useregns=1 hasuseregns=1 reseller=0 forcedns=1 mxcheck=local max_email_per_hour=500 max_defer_fail_percentage=80

# Create mySQL database
dbname=${username:0:8}"_wordpress"
dbuser=${username:0:8}"_dbuser"
dbpassword=$password"sql"
echo -e "\n\nCreating mySQL database ($dbname) in new cPanel account"
uapi --user=$username Mysql create_database name=$dbname
uapi --user=$username Mysql create_user name=$dbuser password=$dbpassword
uapi --user=$username Mysql set_privileges_on_database user=$dbuser database=$dbname privileges=ALL%20PRIVILEGES

# Install WordPress
wppassword=$password"wp"
echo -e "\n\nInstalling WordPress"
cd /home/${username:0:15}/public_html
wp core download --allow-root
chown -R ${username:0:15}:${username:0:15} *
wp core config --dbname=$dbname --dbuser=$dbuser --dbpass=$dbpassword --allow-root
wp core install --url=$domain --title=$domain --admin_user=Visceral_Dev_Admin --admin_email=info@thisisvisceral.com --admin_password=$wppassword --allow-root
chown -R ${username:0:15}:${username:0:15} *

# Finish
echo -e "\n\nSuccess!"