Shopify Module

Install

Riba and Riba Shopify

To install Riba and the Riba Shopify module:

npm install --save @ribajs/core @ribajs/utils @ribajs/shopify

Babel

yarn add -D @babel/core @babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties @babel/plugin-proposal-object-rest-spread @babel/plugin-proposal-optional-chaining @babel/plugin-syntax-export-default-from @babel/plugin-transform-runtime @babel/preset-env @babel/preset-typescript @babel/runtime-corejs3 babel-plugin-array-includes

ESLint and Prettier

yarn add -D eslint prettier eslint-config-prettier eslint-plugin-prettier @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin @typescript-eslint/experimental-utils @typescript-eslint/parser @typescript-eslint/typescript-estree

If you use Visual Studio code it is recommended to install the following plugins:

• ESLint
• Prettier - Code formatter

These two plugins automatically use the .eslintrc.js from thisk repository, the first plugin shows you possible errors, the second one formats your code automatically when you save it.

Webpack, Yarn PnP and TypeScript

yarn add -D webpack webpack-cli webpack-stream typescript @yarnpkg/pnpify html-loader babel-loader

Add webpack to resolutions in your package.json to be shure to use the latest Webpack v4 version:

"resolutions": { "webpack": "^4.42.1" }

Gulp 4 and (Slate) tools

yarn add -D gul gulp-cheerio gulp-cssimport gulp-eslint gulp-ext-replace gulp-include gulp-plumber gulp-rename gulp-size gulp-sourcemaps gulp-svgmin gulp-terser gulp-uglify gulp-util gulp-zip @shopify/slate-tools @shopify/theme-lint @shopify/themekit archiver bitbucket bluebird browser-sync chokidar cross-spawn debug del find-root graceful-fs inspectpack js-yaml lodash moment open pnp-webpack-plugin require-dir run-sequence source-map-support terser-webpack-plugin vinyl-paths yargs got chalk

Regist Riba

To regist the module create a src/ts/main.ts and insert import shopifyModule from '@ribajs/shopify';, than you can regist the module with riba.module.regist(shopifyModule);:

The main.ts could look like this:

import { Riba, coreModule } from '@ribajs/core'; import { shopifyModule } from '@ribajs/shopify'; import { ready } from '@ribajs/utils/src/dom'; const riba = new Riba(); const model = {}; riba.module.regist(coreModule); riba.module.regist(shopifyModule); ready(() => { riba.bind(document.body, model); });

Gulp

Add a gulp file to your theme project like this

/** * For this reason the slate is depricated this is a own gulpfile like the original gulpfile used in slate but with some customisations * @see https://github.com/Shopify/slate/blob/0.x/packages/slate-tools/src/gulpfile.js */ require('source-map-support').install(); // Used to inspect the code for debugging const path = require("path"); const gutil = require("gulp-util"); const argv = require("yargs").argv; const requireDir = require("require-dir"); // Gets the gulp tasks path of @ribajs/shopify const ribaShopifyTaskDir = path.resolve( path.dirname(require.resolve("@ribajs/shopify/package.json")), "build-system", "dist", "tasks" ); if (argv.environment && argv.environment !== "undefined") { console.log(`setting tkEnvironments to ${argv.environment}`); gutil.env.environments = argv.environment; } // imports gulp tasks from the @ribajs/shopify's `build-system/dist/tasks` directory requireDir(ribaShopifyTaskDir);

Gulp tasks

Generate config.deploy.yml

After you have create a basic config.deploy.yml you can run the command below to insert the latest created themes (which are usually the next release themes) in your config.deploy.yml.

gulp generate:config:deploy

Get a list of the youngest / next release themes

To make it easier to publish the current preview links of the release themes in the chat you can use the following command:

gulp themes:list:youngest

Example output:

... ====== UK ====== Name: release/1.3.17 | New variant switcher ID: 81177935933 Store: my-store.myshopify.com Created: Today at 9:10 AM Updated: Today at 10:03 AM Edit settings: https://my-store.myshopify.com/admin/themes/81177935933/editor Edit code: https://my-store.myshopify.com/admin/themes/81177935933 Preview: https://my-store.myshopify.com/?_ab=0&_fd=0&_sc=1&preview_theme_id=81177935933 ...

Config files

config.deploy.yml:

# Rename this file to config.deploy.yml to use it with `npm run deploy` staging: password: theme_id: 80030728250 # release/april-21-2020 store: my-store-staging.myshopify.com ignore_files: - config/settings_data.json - locales/* de: password: theme_id: 79757934703 # release/april-21-2020 store: my-store-de.myshopify.com ignore_files: - config/settings_data.json - locales/* eu: password: theme_id: 81227481159 # release/april-21-2020 store: my-store-au.myshopify.com ignore_files: - config/settings_data.json - locales/* fr: password: theme_id: 79767437399 # release/april-21-2020 store: my-store-fr.myshopify.com ignore_files: - config/settings_data.json - locales/* uk: password: theme_id: 79777366077 # release/april-21-2020 store: my-store-uk.myshopify.com ignore_files: - config/settings_data.json - locales/* us: password: theme_id: 80021160036 # release/april-21-2020 store: my-store-us.myshopify.com ignore_files: - config/settings_data.json - locales/*

release.yml:

bitbucket: username: # your bitbucket userbame password: # your bitbucket password workspace: # ee.g. rfd repo_slug: # e.g. my-store

Deploy

To deploy this branch to all shops just create a config.deploy.yml with an enviroment for each shop like in the config-sample.deploy.yml and run

gulp deploy

You can pass a custom config.yml file name like this:

gulp deploy:prod -- --config="config.deploy.yml" gulp watch:dev -- --config="config.staging.yml"

Build @ribajs/shopify

Some files are written in TypeScript. To build the files to JavaScript run

yarn run build

Build postal codes

To build the exclude postalcode run

yarn run build:postalcodes

this will generate the JavaScript files localed in src/js/checkout_exclude-express-postalcodes_XY.js. These files are used in the checkout to detect whether express shipping is allowed or not for the customer postal code.