bash script to add and remove users - linux

Question

I am a beginner in bash scripting and I have created a bash script to add users and remove users on Linux. But since I am facing some issues with the script not really major issues but would be helpful if anyone could point me how to improve the script and the worst practice I am doing the script would be helpful
however the problem I have noticed is that the script takes -a to add a user -d to remove user and -h to get help the -a flag as 2 optional arguments -p for password and -s for shell so the command would be
./useradd.sh -a user -p password -s shell
this works as expected and the user is added to the system but the problem I am facing is that if I do not enter -a flag and specify the -s and -p flag the script is just exited I want to show a clear idea to the user why it exited and there is so many such errors I am assuming but I have not tested it out so much any help would be appreciated, so here is my script
#!/bin/bash
## checking if the user is privileged or not
if [[ $EUID != 0 ]]
then
echo "Script has to be ran as root or sudo"
echo "Aborting"
exit 101
fi
## creating help functions
function usage() {
echo "usage: ${0} -a <user> -p <password> -s <shell> | ${0} -d <user> | ${0} -h"
}
function help() {
echo "$0 - Script to add of remove users"
echo "-a - Add a new user"
echo " -p - Set password while creating user if not mentioned will not set any password by default"
echo " -s - Set a shell for the user default is /bin/bash if none specified"
echo "-a - Remove a user"
echo "-h - Print this help text"
}
if [[ "$#" -lt "1" ]]; then
echo "Argument has to be provided see $0 -h"
fi
shell=/bin/bash
password=$(openssl rand -base64 32)
while getopts :a:d:h opt; do
case $opt in
a) user=$OPTARG
while getopts :p:s: test
do
case $test in
p) password=$OPTARG;;
s) shell=$OPTARG;;
/?) echo "The provided flag is not identified see $0 -h"
exit;;
:) echo "$OPTARG requires arguments see $0 -h"
exit;;
esac
done
if [[ "$1" != "-a" ]]
then
echo "You have to specify username using -a flag see $0 -h"
fi
useradd -m $user -s $shell
echo "$user":"$password" | chpasswd
echo "The password for the $user is $password";;
d) userdel -f $OPTARG
if [[ $? == 0 ]]
then
echo "user has been removed"
else
echo "There was some error removing the user"
fi;;
h) help
exit;;
/?) echo "$OPTARG option not valid";;
:) echo "$OPTARG requires argument";;
esac
done

Answer 1

Please show your code! I usually process args with case ... in likes :
#!/bin/bash
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
case $1 in
"-a")
echo "-a is $2"
shift 2;;
"-d")
echo "-d is $2"
shift 2;;
esac
done