Create a command line script that deploys Laravel app on Beanstalk with domain & Stripe & G-suite

PREREQUISITE: Stripe API, AWS CloudFormation, Route 53, Namecheap API, G-suite Admin SDK, Beanstalk, Laravel Spark, SQL, Cloudfront PROVIDED: Namecheap, G-suite, Stripe, AWS keys. Laravel Spark source code. OVERVIEW: This script will be a quick way for me to 1) buy domain 2) setup new domain in Stripe and add subscription plans. 3) deploy laravel spark on aws 4) setup gmail Basically the terminal script should look something like: ./[login to view URL] [login to view URL] [{plan1_json}, {plan2_json}, {plan3_json}] {plan_json} will look like: [ { stripe_subscription_id: 1, name: Starter, trial: 0, price: 9999 }, { stripe_subscription_id: 2, name: Professional, trial: 30, price: 29999 } ] The command line tool will do the following: - register [login to view URL] from Namecheap API and add to Route 53 - if domain already exists in my account, skip purchase and just add to route 53. - setup [login to view URL] on Stripe & plan_json from command line - install and configure Laravel Spark with Stripe & AWS SES on Beanstalk & Cloudfront (SSL) using plan_json from command line. - setup hi AT [login to view URL] with G-suite Admin SDK & [login to view URL] in Route 53. EXPECTATION: - [login to view URL] purchase has WHOIS privacy included. - if [login to view URL] is already in my account, use that. - [login to view URL] is verified with G-suite Admin SDK - [login to view URL] from AWS Cloudfront for SSL - transactional emails handled by AWS SES - [login to view URL] is pointing to Gmail - stripe dashboard has a separate [login to view URL] subaccount - stripe dashboard has plans from command line parameter: plan_json - laravel spark app is scalable. Use cloudformation or Beanstalk & other AWS products may be used.