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dougie

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Dougie makes it easier for developers and designers to develop themes and deploy stores on Shopify.
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Development

~> 1.7
~> 10.0
~> 3.3

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 Project Readme

Dougie

Who else would you want to delivery your theme files to Shopify?

Dougie — A Shopify Workflow Gem

Dougie makes it easier for developers and designers to develop themes and deploy stores on Shopify.

Benefits

  • Manage multiple shops and themes
  • Easily switch between multiple themes/stores
  • Only sync updated theme files

Features

  1. Sync local theme files with live Shopify stores using the Shopify Theme gem
  2. Deploy your theme to multiple stores

Planned Features

  • Copy products, collections, pages, blogs and articles between Shopify stores

Installation

gem install dougie

The Bodega Workflow

  1. cd into your theme folder
  2. Run $ dougie bootstrap
  3. Add your store API keys to the _stores.yml file
  4. Replace your development store with your theme by running: $ dougie replace_theme
  5. Watch and sync your theme folder by running: $ dougie watch
  6. Edit your theme files
  7. Sync updates with production by running: $ dougie sync_theme production

Getting API keys

  1. Login to the Admin of your store
  2. Go to Apps
  3. Click on Private Apps
  4. Click Create private app
  5. Give the app a name, like Dougie
  6. Copy and paste the API Key and Password into the _stores.yml file in your theme folder under development and update the store URL
  7. Repeat for a production store

Building Locally

  1. Clone it
  2. Run bundle
  3. Run rake install

Publishing

  1. Update the version number in lib/dougie/version.rb
  2. Run gem build dougie.gemspec
  3. Run gem push dougie-0.0.X.gem

Contributing

  1. Fork it ( https://github.com/xxix/dougie/fork )
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create a new Pull Request