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The Shopify API is a collection of tools that allows developers to extend the platform’s built-in features. It provides a way for apps to interact with Shopify’s core functionality, enabling them to read and write data related to products, customers, orders, inventory, fulfillment, and more. Here are some key aspects of the Shopify API:
- Admin API: At the core of Shopify is the Admin API, which is available through both GraphQL and REST. It allows you to manage various aspects of a Shopify store, including products, customers, orders, and more12.
- Partner API: This API lets you access data found in your Partner Dashboard to automate front and back-office operations.
- App Bridge: Use App Bridge to build embedded apps that integrate with the Shopify admin1.
- Payments Apps API: Manage user account data, including payments, refunds, and more with the Payments Apps API1.
- Shopify Function APIs: Customize the backend logic that powers parts of Shopify using Function APIs1.
- Multipass: The REST Admin API Multipass resource is used for managing the authentication of customers across multiple applications1.
- Storefront API: A GraphQL API that powers customer-facing experiences, allowing developers to build custom storefronts3.
These APIs enable developers to create a seamless integration of their apps with Shopify’s admin, online store, checkout, and other areas, enhancing the capabilities of the Shopify platform. For more detailed information, you can explore Shopify’s API documentation.
The Shopify API is a collection of tools that allows developers to extend the platform’s built-in features. It provides a way for apps to interact with Shopify’s core functionality, enabling them to read and write data related to products, customers, orders, inventory, fulfillment, and more. Here are some key aspects of the Shopify API:
