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shopify-schema-utils

v0.0.2

Published

> [!NOTE] > A huge thanks goes out to [@JoviDeCroock](https://github.com/jovidecroock) for implementing schema typing and translation inference for this package.

Readme

Shopify Schema Utils

[!NOTE] A huge thanks goes out to @JoviDeCroock for implementing schema typing and translation inference for this package.

Utilities for writing shopify schemas in JavaScript/Typescript.

Installation

npm install --save-dev shopify-schema-utils

Usage

defineSectionSchema

A helper function for creating a section schema without providing TypeScript/JSDoc boilerplate.

import { defineSectionSchema } from 'shopify-schema-utils';

export default defineSectionSchema({
  name: 'My Section',
  // ...
});

defineBlockSchema

A helper function for creating a block schema without providing TypeScript/JSDoc boilerplate.

import { defineBlockSchema } from 'shopify-schema-utils';

export default defineBlockSchema({
  name: 'My Block',
  // ...
});

Types

Prefer not to use define functions? Need more granular types? This package exports a whole bunch of types for schemas too, including definitions for individual setting types, and schema presets.

import type { SelectSettingSchema } from 'shopify-schema-utils';

export const colorsSetting: SelectSettingSchema = {
  // ...
};

Editor suggestions

defineBlockSchema and defineSectionSchema can be enhanced by passing your translations/locales as a generic.

import { defineBlockSchema } from 'shopify-schema-utils';
import locales from '@locales/en.default.schema.json';

export default defineBlockSchema<typeof locales>({
  // Translatable keys such as name will have autocomplete suggestions in your editor
  name: 't:',
});

If you don't want to repeat the above boilerplate every time you call defineBlockSchema or defineSectionSchema, you can create your own importable utilities like so

// schemas/utils/define.ts

import {
  defineBlockSchema as _defineBlockSchema,
  defineSectionSchema as _defineSectionSchema,
} from 'shopify-schema-utils';
import locales from '@locales/en.default.schema.json';

export const defineBlockSchema = _defineBlockSchema<typeof locales>;
export const defineSectionSchema = _defineSectionSchema<typeof locales>;

Now, rather than importing the utilities directly from shopify-schema-utils, import the overridden ones from your schemas/utils/define.ts file.

// schemas/blocks/my-block.ts

import { defineBlockSchema } from '../utils/define';

export default defineBlockSchema({
  // Translatable keys are suggested because `utils/define` has the translations preloaded
  name: 't:',
});

Even if you prefer JavaScript over TypeScript, I'd recommend using TS just for definition utilities as per the utils/define.ts example. Alternatively you can use JSDoc to get the same benefits.