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Version: Tryton 7.0 (LTS)

web_shop_shopify

Tryton 7.0 · Reference generated from the official source code

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Purpose​

The Web Shop Shopify Module provides a way to manage Shopify <https://www.shopify.com/>_ stores. It uploads products, variants and collections to Shopify, and downloads orders, transactions and creates fulfilments.

The analysis found 14 Python files, 16 XML files, 11 views, 6 actions, 2 menus, and 0 reports.

Functional user guide

Who should use it​

This module is relevant to people responsible for web shop shopify processes, company configuration, and result review. Administrators should participate whenever dependencies, permissions, or sequences are introduced.

What you will be able to do​

After configuration, you will be able to identify the records added by web_shop_shopify, execute actions in the correct state, and understand the information shared with other modules.

Requirements and preparation​

Before activation, verify company, currency, users, and groups. Install and configure required dependencies first. When real data exists, rehearse activation and upgrades on a restored copy.

Activate dependencies first, review company configuration, and rehearse the complete workflow before production use.

Required dependencies​

  • account_payment — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • currency — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • ir — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • party — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • product — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • product_attribute — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • sale — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • sale_amendment — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • sale_payment — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • stock — must be installed and configured before testing this module.
  • web_shop — must be installed and configured before testing this module.

Optional integrations​

  • customs — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • product_image — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • product_image_attribute — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • product_measurements — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • sale_discount — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • sale_invoice_grouping — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • sale_secondary_unit — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • sale_shipment_cost — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • stock_package_shipping — enables an additional integration; test the combination explicitly.
  • Activate the module and sign in again to load menus and permissions.
  • Review new company configuration options and defaults.
  • Assign groups to test users using least privilege.
  • Create small, verifiable master data before bulk imports.
  • Run one complete scenario from draft to final state and inspect related records.

Module objects and concepts​

  • account.payment: groups 2 model(s), including account.payment, account.payment.journal. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • ir.cron: groups 1 model(s), including ir.cron. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • party.address: groups 1 model(s), including party.address. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • party.party: groups 1 model(s), including party.party. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • party.replace: groups 1 model(s), including party.replace. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product-customs.tariff: groups 1 model(s), including product-customs.tariff.code. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product.attribute: groups 2 model(s), including product.attribute, product.attribute.set. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product.category: groups 1 model(s), including product.category. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product.identifier: groups 1 model(s), including product.identifier. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product.image: groups 1 model(s), including product.image. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product.product: groups 1 model(s), including product.product. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product.shopify_inventory_item: groups 1 model(s), including product.shopify_inventory_item. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product.template: groups 1 model(s), including product.template. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • product.template-product: groups 1 model(s), including product.template-product.category. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • sale.line: groups 1 model(s), including sale.line. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • sale.sale: groups 1 model(s), including sale.sale. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • stock.move: groups 1 model(s), including stock.move. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • stock.shipment: groups 2 model(s), including stock.shipment.out, stock.shipment.shopify_identifier. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • web.shop: groups 3 model(s), including web.shop, web.shop.shopify_identifier, web.shop.shopify_payment_journal. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • web.shop-product: groups 1 model(s), including web.shop-product.attribute. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.
  • web.shop-stock: groups 1 model(s), including web.shop-stock.location. These records form the information users inspect or modify during the process.

Typical workflow​

  1. Select the correct company and date before creating a document.
  2. Complete master data before lines or details.
  3. Use form buttons for state changes; saving is not the same as validating or posting.
  4. Review warnings, totals, related documents, and traceability.
  5. Verify effects on dependent modules before closing the process.

Actions, states, and wizards​

  • set_to_update — action or transition that starts set to update. Check permissions, current state, and related records before running it.

Controls before production​

  • Define who creates, reviews, confirms, cancels, and reads.
  • Test closed periods, unauthorized users, and incomplete data.
  • Verify numbering, currency, rounding, and time zone where applicable.
  • Document error correction without direct database edits.
  • Include its tables and files in backup and restore procedures.

Troubleshooting​

  • If a menu is missing, verify activation, module-list update, groups, and a new login session.
  • If a field rejects a value, inspect its domain, company, state, and configured dependencies.
  • If a button is hidden or disabled, check permissions and valid transitions; never change state with SQL.
  • If results differ, reproduce a minimal case and compare related records before and after.
  • Keep the full traceback, version, active modules, and minimal data needed to diagnose an error.

Developer guide

Architecture and extension points​

The package contains 39 Python classes and declares or extends 26 models. It uses Boolean, Char, Dict, Function, Integer, Many2One, One2Many, Reference, Selection. Developers should first determine whether a class creates a model or uses PoolMeta to extend one, preserve super() calls, and avoid duplicating dependency rules.

Registered or extended models​

  • account.payment
  • account.payment.journal
  • ir.cron
  • party.address
  • party.party
  • party.replace
  • product-customs.tariff.code
  • product.attribute
  • product.attribute.set
  • product.category
  • product.identifier
  • product.image
  • product.product
  • product.shopify_inventory_item
  • product.template
  • product.template-product.category
  • sale.line
  • sale.sale
  • stock.move
  • stock.shipment.out
  • stock.shipment.shopify_identifier
  • web.shop
  • web.shop-product.attribute
  • web.shop-stock.location
  • web.shop.shopify_identifier
  • web.shop.shopify_payment_journal

Field types used​

  • Boolean
  • Char
  • Dict
  • Function
  • Integer
  • Many2One
  • One2Many
  • Reference
  • Selection

Detected classes and public methods​

Classes: Address, Attribute, AttributeSet, Category, Cron, IdentifierMixin, IdentifiersMixin, IdentifiersUpdateMixin, Image, Image_Attribute, Line, Line_Discount, Line_SaleSecondaryUnit, Line_ShipmentCost, Move, Party, Payment, PaymentJournal, Product, ProductIdentifier, Product_SaleSecondaryUnit, Product_TariffCode, Replace, Sale, Sale_ShipmentCost, ShipmentOut, ShipmentOut_PackageShipping, ShipmentShopifyIdentifier, Shop, ShopShopifyIdentifier, ShopShopifyPaymentJournal, Shop_Attribute, Shop_Warehouse, ShopifyError, ShopifyInventoryItem, ShopifyInventoryItem_Customs, Template, TemplateCategory, Template_SaleSecondaryUnit

Methods: copy(), create(), create_invoice(), delete(), fields_to_replace(), get_address_from_shopify(), get_from_shopify(), get_from_shopify_shipping(), get_payment_journal(), get_product(), get_records(), get_sale(), get_shopify(), get_shopify_identifier(), get_shopify_identifier_to_update(), get_shopify_inventory_context(), get_shopify_locations(), get_shopify_metafields(), get_shopify_refund(), get_shopify_refund_line_items(), get_shopify_sku(), get_shopify_uom(), get_shopify_values(), get_shopify_versions(), get_tax_amount(), invoice_grouping_method(), is_shopify_to_update(), managed_metafields(), on_change_with_shopify_webhook_endpoint_order(), process(), search_shopify_identifier(), search_shopify_sku(), set_shipment_cost(), set_shopify_identifier(), set_shopify_to_update(), set_to_update(), shopify_attributes(), shopify_fetch_order(), shopify_name(), shopify_price(), shopify_quantity(), shopify_session(), shopify_uom_factor(), shopify_uom_rate(), shopify_update_inventory(), shopify_update_order(), shopify_update_product(), shopify_update_sale(), shopify_values(), table_query(), to_sync(), validate_fields(), view_attributes(), write()

Code map​

Detected 14 Python files, 16 XML files, and 0 explicit access files. XML connects models to views, menus, actions, and reports; access CSV files establish initial permissions.

  • __init__.py
  • account.py
  • common.py
  • doc/conf.py
  • exceptions.py
  • ir.py
  • ir.xml
  • message.xml
  • party.py
  • product.py
  • product.xml
  • routes.py
  • sale.py
  • setup.py
  • shopify_retry.py
  • stock.py
  • stock.xml
  • view/product_attribute_set_form.xml
  • view/product_template_form.xml
  • view/shop_form.xml
  • view/shop_shopify_identifier_form.xml
  • view/shop_shopify_identifier_list.xml
  • view/shop_shopify_payment_journal_form.xml
  • view/shop_shopify_payment_journal_list.xml
  • view/shop_stock_location_form.xml
  • view/shop_stock_location_list.xml
  • view/stock_shipment_shopify_identifier_form.xml
  • view/stock_shipment_shopify_identifier_list.xml
  • web.py
  • web.xml

Test plan​

  • Activation on an empty database and upgrade from the previous revision.
  • Create, update, copy, and delete according to state and access rights.
  • Every button, transition, and wizard with valid and invalid scenarios.
  • Applicable multi-company rules, translations, time zones, and currencies.
  • Combined installation with required and optional dependencies.
  • Backup and restore of records, attachments, and generated reports.

Compatibility and upgrades​

Keep server and modules on series 7.0. Before upgrading, compare tryton.cfg, __register__ migrations, state changes, XML IDs, and permissions. A successful build does not replace a rehearsed migration or functional data reconciliation.

Official documentation evidence​

Topics found: Configuration · locations_cache · Design · Shopify Identifier · Shopify Payment Journal · Shopify Shipment Identifier · Shopify Inventory Item · Web Shop Shopify Module · Usage · Configure Shopify Web Shop

    • doc/configuration.rst: The Web Shop Shopify Module uses values from settings in the [web_shop_shopify] section of the :doc:configuration file <trytond:topics/configuration>.
    • doc/design.rst: The Web Shop Shopify Module introduces some new concepts.
    • doc/index.rst: The Web Shop Shopify Module provides a way to manage Shopify <https://www.shopify.com/>_ stores. It uploads products, variants and collections to Shopify, and downloads orders, transactions and creates fulfilments.
    • doc/usage.rst: First you must create a new custom app <https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/apps/app-types#custom-apps>_ for your Shopify store with, as a minimum, the following permissions:

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