nShift + Shopify

Integration documentation and guides

Getting Started · 3

Getting Started

Start with credentials, setup steps, and the key guides for this pair.

basic_auth · Until disabled, replaced, or deleted

10 minutes

1
Log in to nShift Delivery
Open nShift Delivery and sign in with the account that should manage the API key.
2
Open API keys
Go to Maintenance → API keys.
3
Create a new key
Click New API key, keep Status as Enabled, and set Type to Web Services (REST).
4
Enter the key details
Add a Note, optionally restrict valid IP addresses, enter the correct Developer ID, and choose a Profile if the key should be profile-specific.
5
Save and copy the generated values
When you save, nShift generates an ID, a Secret ID, and a combined ID. Use the ID and Secret ID to authenticate against the REST API framework.
6
Paste the credentials into Junipeer
Enter the API key ID, Secret ID, and Developer ID in Junipeer if those fields are requested by the connection setup.

api_key · Never, unless the app is removed or the secret is rotated

10 minutes

1
Find the MyShopify domain
Open Shopify Admin, go to Settings → Domains, and copy the yourstore.myshopify.com address.
2
Enable app development
Go to Settings → Apps, open Develop apps, and continue to Build apps in Dev Dashboard.
3
Create the Junipeer app
Create a new app, name it something like Junipeer, set App URL to https://app.junipeer.io, and enable Embed app in Shopify admin.
4
Add the required scopes
Paste the required scopes (read/write for orders, products, customers, inventory, fulfillments, payments). See the full Shopify Setup guide for the exact scope list.
5
Release and install the app
Release the app, install it on the correct store, and confirm the installation.
6
Copy the credentials
Open Settings inside the app and copy the Client ID and Client Secret for use in Junipeer.

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Guides & Articles

How to create a Shopify custom app, configure API scopes, and get the credentials needed for Junipeer.