bryanyeh/shopify-laravel

Shopify API for Laravel 5.4 using Guzzle

Laravel Shopify

This package is only for Laravel integration with Shopify's API to make a public app, _(*1)

, _(*2)

Requirements

• Laravel 5.4
• PHP 7+

Installation

Using command line, _(*3)

composer require bryanyeh/shopify-laravel 1.10

Edit your .env file add and replace with no < >, _(*4)

SHOPIFY_API_KEY=<replace with api key>
SHOPIFY_API_SECRET=<replace with api secret>
SHOIFY_API_SCOPES=<replace with scopes seperated by commas like: read_products,write_products,read_draft_orders>

Add to providers arrray in config/app.php, _(*5)

Bryanyeh\Shopify\Providers\ShopifyServiceProvider::class,

Add to aliases array in config/app.php, _(*6)

'Shopify' => Bryanyeh\Shopify\Facades\Shopify::class,

Add to routeMiddleware array in app/http/Kernel.php, _(*7)

'shopifyrequest' => \Bryanyeh\Shopify\Middleware\VerifyRequest::class,
'shopifynonce' => \Bryanyeh\Shopify\Middleware\VerifyNonce::class,
'shopifywebhook' => \Bryanyeh\Shopify\Middleware\VerifyWebHook::class,
'shopifyproxy' => \Bryanyeh\Shopify\Middleware\VerifyProxy::class,

In the command line, _(*8)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Bryanyeh\Shopify\Providers\ShopifyServiceProvider" 

Usage:

Make sure to use use Bryanyeh\Shopify\Facades\Shopify; wherever you are planning to use this package., _(*9)

Asking for permission to install the app

Make sure to use the middleware shopifyrequest, _(*10)

use Bryanyeh\Shopify\Facades\Shopify;

Route::get('install', function(Request $request){
    return redirect(Shopify::init($request->input('shop'))->install('https://example.com/confirm'));
})->middleware('shopifyrequest');

Retreiving the access token

To do this you will need to use the middlewares shopifynonce and shopifyrequest, _(*11)

use Bryanyeh\Shopify\Facades\Shopify;

Route::get('confirm', function(Request $request){
    $access_token = Shopify::init($request->input('shop'))->getAccessToken($request->input('code'))['access_token'];

    //save the access_token for later use

    //redirect to success or billing page

})->middleware('shopifynonce', 'shopifyrequest');

Verifying webhooks

Simply use the middleware shopifywebhook, _(*12)

Verifying proxy requests

Simply use the middleware shopifyproxy, _(*13)

Accessing API resource

use Bryanyeh\Shopify\Facades\Shopify;

$geturi = '/admin/products/count.json' ;
$posturi = '/admin/products.json';
$puturi = '/admin/products/632910392.json';
$deleteuri = '/admin/products/632910392.json';

$shop = Shopify::init($my_shopify_store,$access_token);
$shop->get($geturi, [if any]);
$shop->post($posturi, [data]);
$shop->put($puturi, [data]);
$shop->delete($deleteuri);

Everything that gets will be in a form of an array containing:, _(*14)

statusCode   :  200 or 400 or status code
reasonPhrase :  just a phrase that goes with the status code
callLimit    :  HTTP_X_SHOPIFY_SHOP_API_CALL_LIMIT
????         :  expected response data shopify returns

Middlewares

• shopifywebhook returns 401 error when hmac is invalid
• shopifyproxy returns 401 error when signature or domain are invalid
• shopifynonce and shopifyrequest, will redirect to a named route re-auth, with this you can decide what to do if either the nonce or request is invalid

Errors

This package throws only 1 exception. - InvalidMethodRequestException - only get/post/put/delete is allowed, look at Acessing API Resource, _(*15)

Notes:

• Nonce is automatically taken care for you
• Make sure to add your incoming webhook routes to the app/Http/Middleware/VerifyCsrfToken.php in the except array

License

Laravel Shopify is licensed under MIT License (MIT)., _(*16)