pip install flask-shopify
The API Key and shared secret should be set on the config of the app
SHOPIFY_SHARED_SECRET = Your app's shared secret key with Shopify.
SHOPIFY_API_KEY = Your app's API key.
from flask_shopify import Shopify
app = Flask(__name__)
shopify = Shopify(app)
or, if you are using the factory pattern
from flask_shopify import Shopify
shopify = Shopify()
# ...
# when app is available
shoify.init_app(app)
The decorator allows protecting handles with a shopify session.
Before you can use the decorator, ensure that a login view is configured. This is where fulfil will redirect the user is there is no login session yet.
# Set the login view if you plan on using shopify_login_required
# decorator
shopify.login_view = 'auth.login'
Using decorator
from flask_shopify import shopify_login_required
@shopify_login_required
@app.route('/product')
def product():
product = shopify.Product.find(
request.args['id']
)
If you are using admin links, then shopify launches the url
with the shop in the parameters. You can use the assert_shop
decorator to ensure that the current shop the user is logged
into is also the shop where the user clicked the admin link.
from flask_shopify import shopify_login_required, assert_shop
@shopify_login_required
@assert_shop
@app.route('/product')
def product():
product = shopify.Product.find(
request.args['id']
)
Built-in helpers achieve all of this.
@app.route('/login')
def login():
shop = request.args.get('shop')
if shop:
return shopify.install(
shop,
['write_products'],
url_for('.authenticate', _external=True)
)
return render_template('select-shop.html')
@app.route('/authenticate')
def authenticate():
shopify_session = shopify.authenticate()
if shopify_session:
return redirect(
session.pop('next_url', url_for('.index'))
)
return "Login Failed"
@app.route('/logout')
def logout():
shopify.logout()
return redirect('home')
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