I am very excited 😀 to share my new website Shopify Liquid REPL.
I recently saw Taylor Page's post about the Shopify REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop), which prompted me to review the site. After checking the website's output, I created a new version that integrates JSON data input via the API. You can now use direct JSON data without needing to add an API. For this update, I used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, along with liquid.browser.min.js. Everything is working well so far. Tom Blanchard, you created an excellent site using Polaris and React, and I used your site as a reference for my updates.
🚀 Here are some key points:
- 🙂 Simple Data: If you use simple data like variables, you can use them directly.
- 😁 Complex Data: If you use data related to products, collections, users, etc., you need to add the JSON code.
- 🤔 Testing API: I have included a dummy testing users API that you can use.
- 😥 Other Testing APIs: You can find other testing APIs at Fake Store API.
👻 How to Use:
- If you have an API or JSON, click the "Add JSON" button, add your data, and then close the popup.
- Add Liquid code to the
input.liquidfield (e.g., a product for loop) and include the product title in the loop. - After that, you will see all the product titles displayed in the output box.
That's it! If anyone has any questions, feel free to DM me 😇.
Thanks to Taylor and Tom 😊 for sharing the Shopify REPL post, your posts inspired me to create this website.
Shopify Liquid REPL 🔗 : http://liquid-repl.mycodemagic.com
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