I'm looking to integrate my app as a 3rd party payment provider for Shopify merchants to add to their websites. This will allow customers to select my app as a payment option, and upon purchase will be re-directed to a web-page hosted on my app, where they can complete their purchase. After completing their purchase they would then be re-directed back to the merchant's Shopify website.
I've read a lot of the docs online about how to do this but I still have some uncertainty around some things:
I've already seen that this was done by using a Hosted Payments SDK,
but has since been deprecated. The docs mention to create an app in
the Partner Dashboard or Shopify CLI, as well as create a payment
extension. From my understanding the only thing I would need would
be the payment extension? I would just like to be able to send the
payment request from the merchant's Shopify website to my app
(likely through a webhook) which can then process it and return a
link to redirect the customer to the necessary page to make the
payment.
I'm struggling to find any online documentation or examples
on how you would create this payment extension.
I also can't find
any examples on how I would set up a 3rd party payment gateway by
creating a Shopify Payment app.
I'm hoping someone can assist me with this. Thanks!
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I am trying to integrate PayU payment gateway on my website, referring their documentation.
They are recommending to use merchant key as a hidden input field but should i really put my merchant key on the frontend as a educated user can easily find it out. I tried making the payment request from my backend and sending the HTML recieved to the user but the script file is not loading is stuck on the loading page. What can i do to load the script file so that it redirects to the payment page.
I have created a Shopify store and now I want to send orders to the 3rd party e-commerce website. I have 3rd party API but I don't know how to integrate it in my Shopify store. Could anyone explain to me the steps to make an app to integrate 3rd party API?
PS: I am new to Shopify
Thanks
Here is a recipe you can follow based on experience. I have done this 20+ times and I can tell you you are looking at about 5-10 hours of work to get it done.
open up a Shopify Partner account
login as a partner and navigate to Apps
create an App and set it to run at your favourite cloud provider
install the App in your shop
add an endpoint in your App to accept Shopify webhooks
parse the webhook data when it arrives so you can send that data to your 3rd party API
add the code to contact your 3rd party API and send them the data
That is all there is to it. Standard web/internet computing with a bit of oAuth token exchange with Shopify, a simple web App on your part, and the connection to a service for data exchange.
Hi you can use a Shopify webhooks functionality
Go to admin = >settings =>Notifications
than in the bottom you will see a
create webhook option
click on create webhook and select event from dropdwon and
specify the path of your api where you want the shopify order data.
It will send all the data to your api whenever your order will be placed/update.
Hope ths will help.
here is the reference https://help.shopify.com/en/api/getting-started/webhooks
Thnaks
I'm currently building a client site in Craft CMS and they'd like to be able to sell items through the website. It's been suggested that we 'integrate' shopify with the site for selling, so I've set up a trial store.
The problem is that when I set up a custom domain for my Shopify store (changing the CNAME record with the site host), visiting the domain shows me the root of the shopify store, and not the website I'm currently developing. Shopify keep saying it 'integrates' with existing websites but how do you achieve this?
Goal: To use a website designed, built and managed inside Craft CMS, then use Shopify ONLY for the Cart & checkout process. The domain should always be the custom domain and not the mydomain.shopify.com one.
Am I missing something simple, or is it mis-advertised?
You will still want to host your Craft site on your main domain, and then setup a subdomain to point to the Shopify site. Then handle all the product display on your Craft site, and use this plugin to link up the Shopify products to the Craft products. Finally, all you have to do is add the add to cart forms, and then let Shopify handle the cart and checkout process.
To integrate Shopify's checkout and payment processing into an existing website, you can follow these steps:
Create a Shopify store if you don't already have one.
Navigate to the "Checkout" section in the Shopify admin and select "Checkout settings."
Enable the "Customer billing and shipping information" option to allow customers to enter their billing and shipping information during checkout.
Select "Shopify Payments" or another payment gateway as the payment method.
Generate a checkout API key from the "Checkout" section of the Shopify admin.
Integrate the Shopify checkout into your website using the API key and the Shopify Checkout API.
Add the necessary product and checkout buttons to your website, and ensure that the correct product and pricing information is passed to the Shopify checkout.
Test the integration thoroughly to ensure it is working correctly.
I am developing iphone application for a shopping cart, i have done all stuffs but now its turn for online payment, the web version support paypal standard and the client want to stick with paypal standard the user will be redirected and paypal site and log and complete order. Is this possible on iphone?
Some days before apple does not allow any third party payment gateway. But now apple allows it to use the third party payment gateway like Paypal. You can used paypal library which allows you to pay your payment of products which you purchased from the app. For doing all this, paypal provides the library for mobile application development. I had used it in my 3-4 apps & works fine for me.
may be this could help you
link
link
Download Mobile Express Checkout Library from library and add the same to your project.
Why not you using PayPal SDk for Mobile device ? I have integrated PayPal in my app through their MPL library and Modified some stuffs like App Key and price,Store name Receiver account details etc. And its working fine for me.
check this link which is Already answered.
Also you can have a look at Getting started Guide.
PayPal API : How to integrate it in my App? IOS5
https://developer.paypal.com/
You need to implement paypal on your web server first.
Then go to that link from UIWebview….
(I am reposting this question here because I tried on the google news group and got no responses.)
I need to build a shop for my client, and the client already has a domain and a web site. I need to integrate e-commerce functionality in to the site. This is going to be done by sending AJAX requests to the API.
my question is whether I need to get a partner account for this? I am not yet going to write an app that people would install, I am just building a store for my client. how is it done?
You do not need a Shopify Partner account for this. You can instead create a "Private application" within the normal shopify admin, which will give you the api credentials you need to make stuff happen.
This article on the shopify wiki gives a good overview of the process for getting started (the first sections are most relevant in your case):
http://wiki.shopify.com/Using_the_shopify_api_gem_with_the_credentials_of_a_private_app