config.yml.example

# Copy or rename the config.yml.example to config.yml
# You can find your shopify credentials by going to your Shopify admin and creating a Private App
# See more info below on how to create a Private app and cloned themes

# Credentials for yarn start
development:
  password: 
  theme_id: ""
  store: 
  storefront_api_key: 
  directory: dist/
  # Note: when first deploying to a new theme you may have to comment out the ignore files.
  # Then after first upload uncomment them.
  ignore_files:
    - config/settings_data.json
    - "*.js"
    - "*.hot-update.json"

# Credentials for yarn build & deploy
production:
  password: 
  theme_id: ""
  store: 
  directory: dist/
  ignore_files:
    - config/settings_data.json

########### Creating a Private App ###########
# Click Apps from the admin sidebar
# Scroll down to the bottom and click on Manage private apps
# Create a new private app by clicking the button
# Name your app and add an email
# Under the Admin API expand the selection and scroll down to Themes, change to Read and write
# Under the Storefront API check the checkbox: Allow this app to access your storefront data using the Storefront API
# Click the save button and grab the credentials to add below for the yml config

########### Cloning a Theme ###########
# It's not recommended to work off your published theme
# Duplicate a theme by going to Actions on your published theme and clicking Duplicate
# Rename your theme and then click edit code
# Look at the url and grab the theme id at the end of it for example: 116723349937
# This is the theme id to add above in the yml config