Laravel Shopify
  • 🛍️Laravel Shopify
  • Getting Started
    • 👋Installation
  • Usage
    • Prerequisites
    • Intializing the client
    • Making Requests
      • Pagination
      • GraphQL
    • Custom Requests
    • Custom Error Handling
    • Available Methods
      • Supported Method
    • Webhooks
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  1. Usage

Webhooks

Configure webhooks to notify your application, whenever a something happens in Shopify.

You can setup webhooks by registering the route in the RouteServiceProvider just below the route groups that pull in the routes/api and routes/web files:

$this->routes(function () {
    // ...
    Route::shopifyWebhooks();
});

This gives you a new endpoint in your application: shopify/webhooks. All webhooks sent to this endpoint will trigger an event, which you can listen to in your EventServiceProvider:

protected $listen = [
    'shopify-webhooks.orders-create' => [
        CreateOrderFromWebhook::class,
    ],
];

All events use the following convention:

    public function eventName(): string
    {
        return 'shopify-webhooks.'.str_replace('/', '-', $this->topic());
    }

The listener might look like this:

use Illuminate\Contracts\Queue\ShouldQueue;
use Pactode\Shopify\Webhooks\Webhook;

class CreateOrderFromWebhook implements ShouldQueue
{
    public function handle(Webhook $webhook)
    {
        $webhook->domain(); // your-shop.myshopify.com
        $webhook->topic(); // orders/create
        $webhook->payload(); // the payload of the webhook event
    }
}

In terms of verifying webhooks it happens automatically. It retrieves the webhook secret from the config by default, but you can define your own SecretProvider and replace the one in config/shopify in case you want to retrieve it from the database or somewhere else.

Please use the webhook secret from Settings > Notifications in Shopify admin. You have to create the webhook before it creates the secret.

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