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A simple Shopify API client in PHP.

The canoncial repository for this stream of development is https://github.com/TeamOffshoot/shopify-php

This APII Client is still in a pre-1.0 state, so you can expect:

• some bugs (feel free to submit a pull request with bug fixes and test coverage)
• possibly some breaking API changes between v0.10 and v1.0

Requirements

• PHP 5.3 (or higher)
• ext-curl, ext-json

Development Requirements

• phpunit/phpunit 3.7

Getting Started

Install shopify-php via Composer

Create a composer.json file if you don't already have one in your projects root directory and require shopify-php:

{
  "require": {
    "cadicvnn/shopify-php": "dev-master"
  }
}

To learn more about Composer, including the complete installation process, visit http://getcomposer.org/

Using cURL

If you're using a cURL based HttpClient like the CurlHttpClient, you will want to include the cacert.pem file that can be found at http://curl.haxx.se/docs/caextract.html

You can add this as a dependency in your composer file. Your composer.json might look something like this:

{
  "require": {
    "cadicvnn/shopify-php": "dev-master",
    "haxx-se/curl": "1.0.0"
  },
  "repositories": [
    {
      "type": "package",
      "package": {
        "name": "haxx-se/curl",
        "version": "1.0.0",
        "dist": {
          "url": "http://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem",
          "type": "file"
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

You will be able to find the cacert.pem file in vendor/haxx-se/curl/cacert.pem

Usage

Authentication

If you do not already have a Shopify API Permanent Access Token, you will need you authenticate with the Shopify API first

$pathToCertificateFile = "vendor/haxx-se/curl/cacert.pem";
$httpClient = new \Shopify\HttpClient\CurlHttpClient($pathToCertificateFile);

$redirector = new \Shopify\Redirector\HeaderRedirector();

$authenticate = new \Shopify\Api\AuthenticationGateway(
    $httpClient, $redirector
);

$authenticate->forShopName('mycoolshop')
    ->usingClientId('XXX1234567890') // get this from your Shopify Account
    ->withScope(array('write_products', 'read_orders'))
    ->andReturningTo("http://wherever.you/like")
    ->initiateLogin();

This will redirect your user to a Shopify login screen where they will need to authenticate with their Shopify credentials. After doing that, Shopify will perform a GET request to your redirect URI, that will look like:

GET http://wherever.you/like?code=TEMP_TOKEN

Your application will need to capture the code query param from the request and use that to get the permanent access token from Shopify

$client = new Shopify\Api\Client($httpClient);
$client->setClientSecret('ABC123XYZ');

// validate the Shopify Request
if ($client->isValidRequest($_GET)) {

    // exchange the token
    $permanentAccessToken = $authenticate->forShopName('mycoolshop')
        ->usingClientId('XXX1234567890')
        ->usingClientSecret('ABC123XYZ')
        ->toExchange($_GET['code']);

}

TODO: build request validation into exchange process

TODO: have AuthenticationGateway extend Api\Client

Interacting with the Shopify API

Once you have a valid Shopify Permanent Access Token, you can start making calls to the Shopify API

First setup an instance of the Shopify API client.

$client = new \Shopify\Api\Client($httpClient);
$client->setAccessToken($permanentAccessToken);
$client->setClientSecret('ABC123XYZ');
$client->setShopName('mycoolshop');

Then you're ready to start interacting with the Shopify API. Maybe you want to get all of the products from your store

$products = $client->get('/admin/products.json', array(
    'collection_id' => '987654321'
));

Maybe you want to get the details of a specific order

$order = $client->get('/admin/orders/123456789.json');

Or maybe you want to create a new Order

$order = $client->post('/admin/orders.json', array(
    'order' => array(
        'line_items' => array(
            0 => array(
                'grams' => 1300,
                'price' => 74.99,
                'quantity' => 3,
                'title' => "Big Brown Bear Boots",
            ),
        ),
        'tax_lines' => array(
            0 => array(
                'price' => 29.25,
                'rate' => 0.13,
                'title' => "HST",
            ),
        ),
        'transactions' => array(
            0 => array(
                'amount' => 254.22,
                'kind' => "sale",
                'status' => "success",
            )
        ),
        'total_tax' => 29.25,
        'currency' => "CAD",
    )
));

TODO: Implement PUT and DELETE functionality

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Just fork the repository and send a pull request. Please be sure to include test coverage with your pull request. You can learn more about Pull Requests here

In order to run the test suite, ensure that the development dependencies have been installed via composer. Then from your command line, simple run:

vendor/bin/phpunit --bootstrap tests/bootstrap.php tests/

License

This library is released under the MIT License

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Sandeep Shetty for his development of the initial code base.