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Given yarn build being your regular build script,

netlify.toml:

[build]
  # Our default build command
  command = "./install-latex.sh 'yarn build'"

Any script run by yarn build will have the regular LaTeX executables available in PATH (pdflatex, etc.)

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Checking a Liquid file's syntax

1. Install liquid-validator: sudo gem install liquid-validator
2. Put the contents of the liquid file you want to try in a file called liquid_to_test.liquid.
3. Put the test_liquid.rb file in the same folder.
4. From that folder, run ruby test_liquid.rb in the terminal

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var obj = [];
var translations = $(".translation-form-container textarea")
$('[id="asset-translation-area"]').each(function(object) {
  obj.push({
    key: $(this)[0].previousElementSibling.textContent,
    original: $(this)[0].textContent,
    translation: translations[object].value
  })
});
var downloader = $("<a id='download-file' href='' download='langify-sections-translation.json'></a>")

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Instructions

1. Go to your Shopify admin/settings/files page
2. Open your browser Dev tools, go to the console

Then, depending on the option you choose:

Option 1 - Download all the files directly (might crash you browser)

3. Make sure your browser is set to download files automatically and doesn't ask for the download location every time

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It's hard to migrate section themes that rely heavily on images. This bit of code helps you download all the CDN assets of your theme.

1. Create a cdn_assets folder
2. Create the download_assets.js file at the root of your project
3. Edit the download_assets.js file to match the path to your settings_data.json (line 3)
4. Edit the download_assets.js file to set the "CDN code" of your store. Each file that you upload from /admin/settings/files gets uploaded with the following format: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/YOUR_CDN_CODE/files/YOURFILE. The format of the code is /\d{4}\/\d{4}/ (four digits, a forward slash, and four digits)

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// If the script doesn't work, uncomment lines 5 and 32-33 below, and login to shopify. After one whole successful script run, you can comment back these lines.
// This is made to be hooked to a deploy script

var nightmare = require('nightmare')({
  // show: true,
  waitTimeout: 50000,
  webPreferences: {
    partition: 'persist: shopify'
  }
});

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How to get Shopify system's translation keys

Go to https://{{your_shopify_domain}}/admin/themes/{{your_theme_code}}/language?category=checkout+%26+system

To get Shopify's system translation keys

Open your browser console and paste this code:

var obj = {};
$(".translation__target").each(function() {
  var value = this.children[0].value ? this.children[0].value : this.children[0].placeholder

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Synchronize Shopify customers with Sendy subscribers

Sendy woudln't be the Mailchimp killer without a proper Shopify integration. There we go, thanks to the Shopify gem and some ActiveRecord awesomeness.

NB: The script always keep in sync Shopify's accepts_marketing field with Sendy's unsubscribed field. I added custom fields like country and order count as an example of what we can do with it.

Installation

First make sure that you have the right ruby install (with rbenv for instance), with the right gems installed (like activerecord, shopify_api, etc) and the right mysql packages for the activerecord adapter;

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require "json"
require "net/http"
require "uri"
require 'yaml'

uri = URI.parse("http://restcountries.eu/rest/v1/all")
http = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)
request = Net::HTTP::Get.new(uri.request_uri)
response = http.request(request)