Run non-rooted commands

#!/bin/bash

secure_path=("/usr/local/sbin" "/usr/local/bin" "/usr/sbin" "/usr/bin" "/sbin/bin" "/snap/bin") # snap for ubuntu based

if [[ ! $(which $1) ]]; then
    $@  # if does not exist, run them and get error of command not exist and get exit 1
    exit 1 # just in case program moves to next line, exit 1
fi
global_found=
# some would say just do sudo $@ but what if after exitting the app/command, it return a non-0 status? so we better do this
for item in "${secure_path[@]}"; do
    # if found stop
    if [[ $(which $1) == $item/$1 ]]; then
        echo exist $item/$1
        global_found=1
        break
    fi
done
if [[ ! $global_found ]]; then
    sudo -E $(which $1) $(echo $@ | sed 's/'$1' //') # trim 1st argument of our script
else
    sudo $@ # $@ means all bash script arguments
fi