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Borsch - Shopify

An implementation of Shopify REST API for PHP.

This package is part of the Borsch framework.

Installation

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Usage

In order to use this package you will need to provide your store address and access token so that API calls can be made.

Each Shopify API has a class in this package and can be instantiated via Shopify class (factory class) or directly by calling the constructor.

You can then use the class methods to set values and call the API :

To send or fetch data from Shopify API you need to use the HTTP method corresponding to it:

Method Parameters Details
->get() $id = null, array $query = null Fetch the list from the API.
If the object ID is set by ->id(123456789) or $id is provided, then will return an instance of the class with data fetched from the API.
If $query is provided, then will return an instance of the class fetched from the API and filtered by $query. Example : GET /admin/orders.json?ids=1073459985
->post() int $id = null Create the object.
If the object ID is set by ->id(123456789) or $id is provided, then will return an instance of the class with data from the created object.
->delete() int $id = null Delete the object.
If the object ID is set by ->id(123456789) or $id is provided, then will return an instance of the class with data from the deleted object.
->put() None Update the object.

Examples

Create a carrier service

Get all orders

Count products

Get Address 1250935701617 from Customer 1089281327217 then update firstname and lastname.

License

All versions of shopify with dependencies

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guzzlehttp/guzzle Version 6.3.3
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