Is there a way to inject a script in admin side like what ScriptTag API did injecting script in online store? I am looking for a way to inject a script to add notifications on all pages of the Shopify Admin.
There is no way to add any scripts inside the admin via their API.
You can still use browser extensions or userscripts but no official way to inject a scripts with the Shopify API.
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I'm using the BigCommerce embedded checkout on an external site and want to know if there's a way to alter it?
I edited the theme files in the browser via the admin panel as well as following this tutorial to edit the Checkout SDK. In each case the changes showed up on the checkout of my BigCommerce site but not on the embedded checkout of my external site.
An embedded checkout is rendered separately from the respective store's built-in checkout so changes made via the Checkout SDK aren't supported. The Storefront Web APIs don't currently support CORS and because of that this library only functions on BigCommerce storefronts.
I have a Usecase in which i need to integrate all the capabilities of zapier,like zap creation ,creation of a workflow etc via my website (not an app) which is not related to zapier in any ways.
In short i need to give my Website Users ,all privileges that zapier provides.
Is that possible ?
if yes ,Please help me with the api's available for such an integration.Looking forward for a help.
Zapier does not have an API or whitelabel option that would allow for this - Zaps can only be created via zapier.com. The only exception is the Partner API, which allows Zapier integrations to embed and display their own Zap Templates - details on that here: https://zapier.com/developer/documentation/v2/partner-api/. That's only accessible if you've built an app on Zapier's platform.
I am trying to access the Shopify API from an external app that I am building (mobile). For example, I would like to access this API:
https://mystore.myshopify.com/admin/products.json
Of course I would need to authenticate my request first. So far everybody I asked (including Shopify support), suggested that the only way to access the data is through a Shopify App.
Can you suggest a way to do this?
I have found the answer. Follow these steps if you want to access the Shopify API from an external app:
Login to your store as an admin
Go to Apps
Create a Private App
Use the following pattern with every URL you create (I am using this to get all the orders)
https://:#.myshopify.com/admin/orders.json
The API Key and the password appear in your private app info page.
I want to create API methods which you can access form another platform. Just see the following diagram.
In the above image you can see how to fetch data from Yii2 app using another application, I wanna use same procedure when I going to push data into Yii2 application from the another application. That's means Yii2 just provides api methods to clint to push/pull data.
Give me some suggestion?
Yii2 provides ready to use RESTful Web Service API. http://www.yiiframework.com/doc-2.0/guide-rest-quick-start.html
First of all, you will need separate module for API.
If you use Advanced template (with backend, frontend), you'll need to create api directory in root level of your project. If your project is big, and API will changes in future and your API is for many clients, you should make versioning API. Create directory "modules" in api directory, then create directory "v1" in "modules". In future, if you'll need make a huge changes, create second directory, like "v2".
If you use Basic template, just create modules directory, then create API module.
I have read about http://api.shopify.com/scripttag.html documentation and when i'm try to inject javascript into my shopify apps store using script_tag, i found error message "[API] You do not have script_tags write permissions".
How to fix the problem?
If you are using OAuth2 Authentication, then you need the write_script_tags scope. The list of scopes is on the Authentication page in the api documentation.
If you are using the Legacy Authentication, then you need to have an app with write access, as scotchi mentions.
Apps are either read-write or read-only. It sounds like you have a read-only application and read-only apps are unable to create script tags. You'll need to either create a new app that is read-write (i.e. if you're still just doing development) or contact the Shopify folks about potentially switching the app to read-write.