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shopify-normalize-hostname

v2.0.0

Published

Takes an input string and returns the normalized Shopify store hostname, or alternatively just the store subdomain, or null if the input is not valid.

Downloads

11

Readme

Normalize Shopify Hostnames

Takes an input string and returns the normalized Shopify store hostname, or alternatively just the store subdomain, or null if the input is not valid.

For any input that isn't a string or isn't a URL that can be turned into a .myshopify.com hostname, the return value is null. This makes it safe to accept unsafe user input.

Valid input examples:

  • fancy-widgets
  • fancy-widgets.myshopify.com
  • https://fancy-widgets.myshopify.com
  • https://fancy-widgets.myshopify.com/some/path

Output for all of the above inputs:

  • Hostname: fancy-widgets.myshopify.com
  • Subdomain: fancy-widgets

The store hostname can always be re-created from the store subdomain by appending .myshopify.com.

Usage

normalizeOutput(input, options = {})

| Parameter | type | | | --- | --- | --- | |input | any | expected to be a string, but can be any value | | options | object | | | options.returnSubdomain | boolean = false | return only the subdomain instead of the entire hostname | | return | string | null | the normalized hostname if valid, or null |

Example

const normalizeOutput = require('shopify-normalize-output');

normalizeHostname('fancy-widgets.myshopify.com');
// Output: "fancy-widgets.myshopify.com"

normalizeHostname('fancy-widgets.myshopify.com', { returnSubdomain: true });
// Output: "fancy-widgets"

Background: Shopify Store Hostnames

Each Shopify store is uniquely identified by a hostname which consists of a subdomain on the myshopify.com domain.

This is true regardless of whether the store has its own custom domain. It's always has a subdomain on myshopify.com behind the scenes.

Here are examples of store hostnames:

  • shiny-trinkets.myshopify.com
  • fancy-widgets.myshopify.com
  • tattly.myshopify.com

When dealing with the Shopify API, this hostname is the primary way to identify a store. It's used in URLs like these:

  • The API endpoints like https://{hostname}/admin/products.json
  • The OAuth authorization page at https://{hostname}/admin/oauth/authorize
  • The admin interface for a store at https://{hostname}/admin
  • The admin interface of an app within a store at https://{hostname}/admin/apps/{api-key}
  • ScriptTags URL which are automatically loaded with the hostname as a query parameter, like https://example.com/script.js?shop={hostname}

Definition of Valid Hostname

Here's how the Shopify documentation defines a valid hostname:

Ensure the provided hostname parameter is a valid hostname, ends with myshopify.com, and does not contain characters other than letters (a-z), numbers (0-9), dots, and hyphens.