Bash script to make the virtual host for Ubuntu and apache2 with document root the current path

vh.bash

#! /bin/bash
vh_name=$1;
curent_path=`pwd`
file_name_path='/tmp/'$vh_name'.conf'

#to generate the conf file in /tmp
printf  "<VirtualHost *:80>\n" >/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf "  ServerAlias ${vh_name}\n" >>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf "  ServerName ${vh_name}\n" >>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "  DocumentRoot ${curent_path}\n" >>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "  <Directory ${curent_path}>\n" >>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "    Options Indexes FollowSymLinks\n">>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "    Require all granted\n">>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "    AllowOverride all\n">>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "    Allow from All\n">>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "  </Directory>\n">>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "  ErrorLog \${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error.log\n">>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "  CustomLog \${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access.log combined\n">>/tmp/$vh_name.conf
printf  "</VirtualHost>\n">>/tmp/$vh_name.conf

sudo cp $file_name_path /etc/apache2/sites-available/$vh_name.conf
rm $file_name_path

sudo a2ensite $vh_name.conf

(sudo echo "127.0.0.1	"${vh_name} && sudo cat /etc/hosts) > /tmp/hosts && sudo mv /tmp/hosts /etc/hosts

sudo systemctl restart apache2

Put the script in

/usr/local/bin

A command to make forum.local virtual host
vh "forum.local"

Note
you must be on the path that you want it to be the document root
use cd to your document path then execute the command

keep up the good work!