CLI for beginners: v-search-command

[fedekrum]

Hi,
I have made something for me long ago that I think it may be useful to other people and I wanted to share.
Most of the people use vesta's web interface, but there is a time you have to start dealing with the CLI.
Even though the commands are very self-explanatory and very well structured, sometimes I have to deal with my memory.
So I made a command that will show me all the commands containing the words after it.

For example:

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v-search-command dkim

will get me this list:

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v-add-mail-domain-dkim
v-delete-mail-domain-dkim
v-list-mail-domain-dkim
v-list-mail-domain-dkim-dns

or if I do

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v-search-command dkim list

it will bring:

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v-list-mail-domain-dkim
v-list-mail-domain-dkim-dns

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wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FastDigitalOceanDroplets/VestaCP/master/files/v-search-command -O $VESTA/bin/v-search-command
chmod +x $VESTA/bin/v-search-command

Code is here if you want to check first.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FastD ... ch-command

I am not an expert in bash, so if there is something I may correct, please tell me !!
I hope this helps someone out there as it did with me !!

[Wibols]

Thanks for to share.

[fedekrum]

Thanks for to share.

Ooooo !!! this was fast !!
The command now is part of Hestia !!
https://github.com/hestiacp/hestiacp/bl ... ch-command