databases initializer script

I think I figured it out. your -s << 'ENDMARKER' is looking for a line that starts with ENDMARKER - no spaces. so you can't indent it nicely.

scripts/databases.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+
+SUDOER_PSW=
+pw_productiondatabase=
+pw_developmentdatabase=
+servicename=
+service_dev="${servicename}_dev"
+
+echo "${SUDOER_PSW}" | sudo -Su postgres psql && bash -s << 'ENDPSQL'
+    create database $servicename;
+    create user $servicename with encrypted password '$pw_productiondatabase';
+    grant all privileges on database $servicename to $servicename;
+
+    create database $service_dev;
+    create user $service_dev with encrypted password '$pw_developmentdatabase';
+    grant all privileges on database $service_dev to $service_dev;
+ENDPSQL
+
+exit

scripts/serviceaccount.sh

@@ -5,25 +5,15 @@ SUDOER_PSW=
 function restofscript(){
     USERNAMETOADD=
     PASSWORDTOADD=
-    echo "hello, $(whoami)"
     useradd -m -s /bin/bash ${USERNAMETOADD}
-    echo "user added"
     echo "${USERNAMETOADD}:${PASSWORDTOADD}" | chpasswd
-    echo "password updated"
     loginctl enable-linger ${USERNAMETOADD}
-    echo "linger enabled"
     mkdir /home/${USERNAMETOADD}/.ssh
-    echo "user has .ssh/"
     touch /home/${USERNAMETOADD}/authorized_keys
-    echo "user has .ssh/authorized keys"
     cat ssh.pub >> /home/${USERNAMETOADD}/.ssh/authorized_keys
-    echo "authorized keys should accept ssh.pub"
     chmod 600 /home/${USERNAMETOADD}/authorized_keys
-    echo "authorized keys should be mode 600"
     chown -R "${USERNAMETOADD}:${USERNAMETOADD}" /home/${USERNAMETOADD}/.ssh
-    echo "correct user should own his .ssh directory. done!"
 }
 
 echo "${SUDOER_PSW}" | sudo -S bash -c "$(declare -f restofscript); restofscript"
-echo "restofscript should be done, exiting."
 exit