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gatsby-shopify-starter

v1.0.3

Published

A CLI for creating projects using the Gatsby-Shopify-Starter Boilerplate.

Downloads

14

Readme

gatsby-shopify-starter

A boilerplate for creating custom Shopify storefronts for using GatsbyJs & Apollo

disclaimer: This package is still a work in progress. For suggestions or questions please hit me up on Github

This starter package is built to get your custom Shopify storefront up and running with minimal configuration. This starter is meant to be used with the Shopify Storefront API.

Built with the following technologies:

Installation

First, install the gatsby-shopify-starter cli by running

npm i gatsby-shopify-starter -g

for npm and

yarn add gatsby-shopify-starter -g

if you prefer yarn.

To create your Gatsby Shopify repo navigate to the appropriate directory in your terminal and run the following:

gatsby-shopify-create <repo name>

note: you can also use gscreate <repo name> for a shorter command.

And thats it! Your custom Shopify site is ready to go!

Getting Started

In order to connect your app to your shopify store you need to add three variables to an env.development file.

NODE_PATH=./src //for resolving import paths.

GATSBY_SHOPIFY_STOREFRONT_NAME=<Your Storefront Name>
GATSBY_SHOPIFY_TOKEN=<Your Storefont Access Token>

Next you will need to configure your site settings in the settings.json file inside the ./src folder.

  • These settings will be used to specify the site title, main site url, description etc.
  • If you would like to modify the site titles and descriptions page by page you can do so using the <SEO> component and adding an seo section into your page.md file. For example:

Add an seo section to about.md.

templateKey: about

seo:
title: About Us
description: About our store and the awesome people behind the scenes.

...

Pass the seo data to the <SEO> component in your about page template. (templates > about > index.js).

import React, { Fragment } from 'react'
import AboutPage from './AboutPage'
import SEO from 'components/SEO'

export const AboutPageTemplate = ({ seo, info }) =>  return (
  <Fragment>
    <SEO title={seo.title} description={seo.description} />
    <AboutPage pageInfo={info} />
  </Fragment>
)

Test Your Connection

To test if your store connection is working use the <Products> component to query for all products in your store. The response should return an object containing the product data for all products in your Shopify Store.

import React, { Fragment } from "react";
import Products from "components/Products";

export default () => (
  <Products>
    {({ products }) => <Fragment>{console.log(products)}</Fragment>}
  </Products>
);