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What is this stuff? =================== This is a Flask/Python boilerplate Shopify backend app that you can use to kick start the development of your next Shopify App. Checkout [this blog post](https://www.tigersandtacos.dev/posts/create-a-shopify-backend-service-in-python-flask/) for more information on what it does and how you can get it up and running. The features: - Handle app installs from merchants - Subscribe and act on webhooks (especially the order/paid hook), each order triggers a usage charge on the merchants account. - Endpoint to receive merchant profile updates from your Shopify app - A starter for the Shopify admin page - Database migrations - Unit tests - Setup recurring and usage charge billing for your app (coming soon) - Examples for how to interact with other services (coming soon) ## Installation The app is dockerized and listening to port 5000, on Mac / Linux, to launch the service simply type `make run` ## Create the database When you run the service the database should be created in the first run, if not execute the following commands. First connect to the docker container `docker exec -it <name of taco-api container> bash` Then initialize the database models and apply the migrations `flask db init` `flask db migrate -m "Initial migration."` `flask db upgrade` ## Launching the service Navigate to the backend directory of the application and execute `make run` ## Running tests All unit tests are located in the tests directory, to run them simply navigate to the backend directory of the application and execute: `make test` ## For more details Checkout the blog posts over at [Tigers and Tacos](https://tigersandtacos.dev)
