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@furog18/shopify-admin-shared

v1.0.23

Published

Shared constants and types for Shopify Admin App

Readme

@furog18/shopify-admin-shared

This package contains shared constants and types that are used by both the backend and frontend of the Shopify Admin App.

What's Included

Constants

  • ORDER_STATUS - Order status constants (new, cancelled, fulfilled, rejected, in_progress)
  • ORDER_FULFILLMENT_STATUS - Order fulfillment status constants (in_progress, ready_to_pack, ready_to_ship, courier_assigned, shipped)

Types

  • OrderStatus - TypeScript type for order status values
  • OrderFulfillmentStatus - TypeScript type for fulfillment status values

Usage

In Backend (Node.js/TypeScript)

import { ORDER_STATUS, ORDER_FULFILLMENT_STATUS, type OrderStatus } from '@furog18/shopify-admin-shared';

// Use constants
if (order.status === ORDER_STATUS.NEW) {
  // Handle new order
}

// Use types
function processOrder(status: OrderStatus) {
  // Type-safe status handling
}

In Frontend (React/TypeScript)

import { ORDER_STATUS, ORDER_FULFILLMENT_STATUS, type OrderStatus } from '@furog18/shopify-admin-shared';

// Use constants
const isNewOrder = order.status === ORDER_STATUS.NEW;

// Use types
interface Order {
  status: OrderStatus;
  fulfillment_status?: OrderFulfillmentStatus;
}

Development

Building

npm run build

Watch Mode

npm run dev

Adding New Constants

  1. Add your constants to src/constants.ts
  2. Export them from src/index.ts
  3. Run npm run build to compile
  4. Update both backend and frontend to use the new constants

Benefits

  • Single Source of Truth: Constants are defined in one place
  • Type Safety: Full TypeScript support across the entire application
  • Consistency: Backend and frontend always use the same values
  • Maintainability: Changes only need to be made in one location
  • No Duplication: Eliminates the need to maintain separate constant files