Add the gem to your ‘Gemfile’:
gem 'lucid-shopify'
Lucid::Shopify.configure do |config|
config.api_key = '...'
config.api_version = '...' # e.g. '2020-04'
config.billing_callback_uri = '...'
config.callback_uri = '...' # (for OAuth; unused by this gem)
config.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)
config.scope = '...'
config.shared_secret = '...'
config.webhook_uri = '...'
end
All settings are optional and in some private apps, you may not require any configuration at all.
Additionally, each API request requires authorisation:
credentials = Lucid::Shopify::Credentials.new(
'...', # myshopify_domain
'...', # access_token
)
If the access token is omitted, the request will be unauthorised. This is only useful during the OAuth2 process.
client = Lucid::Shopify::Client.new
client.get(credentials, 'orders', since_id: since_id)['orders']
client.post_json(credentials, 'orders', new_order)
client.post_graphql(credentials, <<~QUERY)['data']['orders']
{
orders {
edges {
node {
id
tags
}
}
}
}
QUERY
Request logging is disabled by default. To enable it:
Lucid::Shopify.config.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)
Request throttling is enabled by default. If you're using Redis, throttling will automatically make use of it; otherwise, throttling will only be maintained across a single thread.
client.unthrottled.get(credentials, 'orders')
client.unthrottled.post_json(credentials, 'orders', new_order)
Since API version 2019-10, Shopify has offered an API for bulk requests (using the GraphQL API). The gem wraps this API, by writing the result to a temporary file and yielding each line of the result to limit memory usage.
client.bulk(credentials, <<~QUERY) do |products|
{
products {
edges {
node {
id
handle
}
}
}
}
QUERY
db.transaction do
products.each do |product|
db[:products].insert(
id: product['id'],
handle: product['handle'],
)
end
end
end
Bulk requests are limited to one per shop at any one time. Calling a new bulk request via lucid-shopify will cancel any request in progress for the shop.
Since API version 2019-07, Shopify has encouraged a new method for pagination based on the Link header. When you make a GET request, you can request the next or the previous page directly from the response object.
page_1 = client.get(credentials, 'orders')
page_2 = page_1.next
page_1 = page_2.previous
When no page is available, nil will be returned.
authorise = Lucid::Shopify::Authorise.new
access_token = authorise.(credentials, authorisation_code)
Create a new charge:
create_charge = Lucid::Shopify::CreateCharge.new
charge = create_charge.(credentials, charge) # see Lucid::Shopify::Charge
Redirect the user to charge['confirmation_url']. When the user returns (see
config.billing_callback_uri), activate the accepted charge:
activate_charge = Lucid::Shopify::ActivateCharge.new
activate_charge.(credentials, accepted_charge)
Configure each webhook the app will create (if any):
webhooks = Lucid::Shopify::Container['webhook_list']
webhooks.register('orders/create', fields: 'id,tags'}
For each webhook, register one or more handlers:
handlers = Lucid::Shopify::Container['webhook_handler_list']
handlers.register('orders/create', OrdersCreateWebhook.new)
See the inline method documentation for more detail.
To call/delegate a webhook to its handler for processing, you will likely want to create a worker around something like this:
webhook = Lucid::Shopify::Webhook.new(myshopify_domain, topic, data)
handlers.delegate(webhook)
Create/delete all configured webhooks (see above):
Lucid::Shopify::CreateAllWebhooks.new.(credentials)
Lucid::Shopify::DeleteAllWebhooks.new.(credentials)
Create/delete webhooks manually:
webhook = {topic: 'orders/create', fields: %w(id tags)}
Lucid::Shopify::CreateWebhook.new.(credentials, webhook)
Lucid::Shopify::DeleteWebhook.new.(credentials, webhook_id)
Verify callback requests with the request params:
begin
Lucid::Shopify::VerifyCallback.new.(params)
rescue Lucid::Shopify::Error => e
# ...
end
Verify webhook requests with the request data and the HMAC header:
begin
Lucid::Shopify::VerifyWebhook.new.(data, hmac)
rescue Lucid::Shopify::Error => e
# ...
end