Start or stop Apache server + Mysql server on different distros and setups

handle-server.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Arch Linux and Debian has different names for Apache service.
# Some people may like Mysql over Mariadb, which has different service
#  names.
# This script detects which service is available and starts or stops it.
# So it basically lets you start or stop the server in one command.
# This is great for maintaining one piece of code that can be used on
#  different distros.
# To use it, place the code below on your ~/.bashrc or if you have it,
#  on your ~/.bash_aliases, then run:
#  source ~/.bashrc or source ~/.bash_aliases
#  then use `start-server` or `stop-server` as you need.

handleServer() {
	services=$(sudo systemctl list-unit-files)
	if echo $services | grep -q apache2; then
		sudo systemctl ${1} apache2
	fi
	if echo $services | grep -q httpd; then
		sudo systemctl ${1} httpd
	fi
	if echo $services | grep -q mariadb; then
		sudo systemctl ${1} mariadb
	fi
	if echo $services | grep -q mysql; then
		sudo systemctl ${1} mysql
	fi
}
alias start-server='handleServer start'
alias stop-server='handleServer stop'
alias restart-server='handleServer restart'