Dump Shopify product and variant IDs —along with other identifiers— to a CSV or JSON file.
When data munging in Shopify you'll often need to (cross-)reference product IDs, variant IDs, SKUs, barcodes, etc... Shopify does not make product nor variant ID available via their product export.
Other times one is provided a product spreadsheet with SKUs but the target system relies on product/variant IDs.
This program can help.
Download the version for your platform on the releases page. Windows, macOS/OS X, and GNU/Linux are supported.
To use the command you'll need access to the Shopify store you want to export from.
If you have access to the store via Shopify Admin, this can be done by generating private app API credentials.
Once obtained they can be specified to the shopify_id_export command:
shopify_id_export -k my-app-key -p my-app-password shop
If the store has your app installed, you can use the credentials generated when the shop installed your app:
shopify_id_export -t shop-token shop
In both cases credentials can be set via environment variables. See Options.
shopify_id_export [hjv] [-k key] [-p password] [-r root-property] [-t token] shop
Options
-h --help display this help message
-j --json output dump as JSON
-k --key key Shopify API key; defaults to the SHOPIFY_API_KEY environment variable
-p --password password Shopify API password; defaults to the SHOPIFY_API_PASSWORD environment variable
-r --json-root property use property as the top-level property for each JSON object
-t --token token Shopify API token; defaults to the SHOPIFY_API_TOKEN environment variable
-v --version display version information
By default data is output to a CSV file.
Valid properties for the --json-root option are: barcode, product_id, product_title, handle, variant_id, sku
This is the default output format. A file named shop.csv will be created in the current directory. shop will replaced by the shop's name.
Once you have a CSV with the missing product info you can combine it with original CSV via the xsv program.
(csvkit's csvjoin will work as well).
For example, if the original spreadsheet contains a column called Product SKU it can be combined with Shopify ID Export's spreadsheet via:
xsv join 'Product SKU' original-data.csv SKU shop.csv | xsv select '!SKU' > combined-data.csv
The 2nd command xsv select '!SKU' removes the SKU column as it's now redundant.
For more info and options see xsv join --help.
To output a JSON file use the -j option:
shopify_id_export -j -t shop-token shop
This will create a file named shop.json in the current directory. shop will be replaced by the shop's name.
If you're cross-referencing IDs it may be useful to set the root property for the JSON object output for each product/variant.
This will output each object with the variant's SKU as the root:
shopify_id_export -j -r sku -t shop-token shop
Valid properties for the -r/--json-root option are: product_id, product_title, barcode, handle, variant_id, sku.
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