Add Shopify Hydrogen (mock.shop) rule - #368
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In `@rules/shopify-hydrogen-mock-shop.mdc`:
- Line 36: Update the instructions around `npx shopify hydrogen env pull` to
describe it as synchronizing linked storefront variables, including values such
as `PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_ID` and storefront API credentials, into `.env`; qualify
the statement that application code remains unchanged as applying to standard
Hydrogen scaffolds, and do not specifically claim it writes a store domain and
token.
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| - Run `npx shopify hydrogen link`, then `npx shopify hydrogen env pull`. That writes the real store domain and token to `.env`. Nothing in the application code changes. |
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set -e
printf '%s\n' '--- target file ---'
cat -n rules/shopify-hydrogen-mock-shop.mdc
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printf '%s\n' '--- Hydrogen and Shopify CLI references ---'
rg -n --hidden -g '!node_modules' -g '!dist' -g '!build' \
'`@shopify/hydrogen`|shopify hydrogen|`@shopify/cli`|hydrogen env pull|shopify\.cli' \
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site:shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen "hydrogen env pull" "PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_ID"
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The command shopify hydrogen env pull is a Shopify CLI command used to synchronize your project's local environment variables with the configuration of your linked Hydrogen storefront [1]. When you run this command in your terminal, the Shopify CLI fetches the necessary environment variables associated with your storefront and updates your local.env file [1]. Specifically, PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_ID is one of the environment variables automatically managed by this process [1][2]. It represents the unique numeric identifier of your Hydrogen storefront [2]. This variable is essential for various Hydrogen functions, such as initializing the storefront client [3] and integrating shop analytics [4]. By running npx shopify hydrogen env pull, the CLI will perform a diff of your existing environment variables and prompt you to update them, ensuring that your local development environment matches your production or linked storefront settings [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/getting-started
- 2: https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/environments
- 3: https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/analytics/validation
- 4: https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/cookbook/legacy-customer-account-flow
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Describe hydrogen env pull as environment synchronization.
This repository does not pin Hydrogen or Shopify CLI versions. Current Shopify documentation defines npx shopify hydrogen env pull as synchronizing linked storefront variables, such as PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_ID and storefront API credentials, into .env; it does not specifically promise a store domain and token. Qualify the application-code statement to standard Hydrogen scaffolds.
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In `@rules/shopify-hydrogen-mock-shop.mdc` at line 36, Update the instructions
around `npx shopify hydrogen env pull` to describe it as synchronizing linked
storefront variables, including values such as `PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_ID` and
storefront API credentials, into `.env`; qualify the statement that application
code remains unchanged as applying to standard Hydrogen scaffolds, and do not
specifically claim it writes a store domain and token.
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@PatrickJS when you get a chance, could you review this one? It adds a Shopify Hydrogen rule with mock.shop as the default development backend. All checks pass, including repo-security after a rewording. Thanks! |
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rules/shopify-hydrogen-mock-shop.mdcand a README entry under Frontend Frameworks and Libraries.What it covers: Shopify Hydrogen storefronts that use mock.shop as the development backend. mock.shop is Shopify's public, auth-free Storefront API backed by 100+ fictional stores, so a storefront can be built and tested with no store, app, or access token. The rule tells Cursor to query real data instead of stubbing the API, how to pick and switch stores with one env var, how to send raw Storefront API requests, what mock.shop deliberately doesn't do (mocked checkout, no customer accounts), and how to move to a real store without code changes.
Format: modern
.mdcproject rule withdescription,globs, andalwaysApply: false, per contributing.md.check-rule-hygiene,check-readme-hygiene, andawesome-lintpass locally.Related: Shopify's official starter that ships an equivalent rule: https://github.com/Shopify/mock-shop-starter. Docs: https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/mock-shop
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