shopnode provides a complete, well-documented library for communicating with the powerful shopping cart platform shopify.

The code builds on nodeify using restify in the backend for performance and logging functionality.

• Complete support for the latest shopify api (let me know if it's missing something)
• Uses the Restify module behind the scenes
• Documentation (a work in progress)
• Example code

var Shopnode = require('shopnode');

// Basic Authentication
var shopnode = new Shopnode({
    storeHost:'yourshop.myshopify.com',
    apiKey:'your-api-key',
    password:'your-password-if-basic-auth',
    useBasicAuth:true
});

// OAuth 2.0
var shopnode = new Shopnode({
    storeHost:'yourshop.myshopify.com',
    apiKey:'your-api-key',
    sharedKey:'your-shared-key'
});

• storeHost - the store url without the https
• apiKey - the key found in the admin section of your store
• password - for private apps, this will be available. Public apps must used
• sharedKey - for apps using OAuth 2.0, a shared key is required

Before making an api call, it's important to read and understand the Shopify Api. The POST/PUT/GET/DELETE methods all have specific parameters for each.

shopnode.webhooks.getAll(function (err, req, res, obj) {
    assert.ifError(err);

    console.log('Server returned: %j', obj.body);
});

shopnode.orders.get({id: 12345}, {/* Empty query string */},
    function (err, req, res, obj) {
        assert.ifError(err);

    console.log('Server returned: %j', obj.body);
    });

shopnode.customers.post({
        "customer": {
            "first_name": "Steve",
            "last_name": "Lastnameson",
            "email": "steve.lastnameson@lastnamesonco.com",
            "addresses": [
                {
                    "address1": "123 Oak St",
                    "city": "Ottawa",
                    "country": "CA",
                    "first_name": "Mother",
                    "last_name": "Lastnameson",
                    "phone": "555-1212",
                    "province": "ON",
                    "zip": "123 ABC"
                }
            ]
        }
    },function(err, req, res, obj){

        assert.ifError(err);
        console.log('Server returned: %j', obj.body);
    });

Many resources support basic CRUD operations and have the following signatures:

post(params (optional), data, callback); put(params, data, callback); get(params, queryString, callback); getAll(params (optional), queryString (optional), callback);

• params is an object which will be used to the generate url
• data is an object which will be seralized in all post and put calls
• queryString is an object which will be converted into a query string (i.e. ?name=value&name2=value2)

• Shopify Api - Browse the api
• Shopify Partner Program - Register to become a partner to publish your app to the store.