The documentation of shopify APIs is pretty good. Unfortunately I failed miserably to authenticate – and this is because from my point of view the naming of the PHP client is wrong – at least for private apps.
Big shout out to Fatih Samur whos blog entry helped me a lot!
This is the app info for private apps in the backend.
Context::initialize(
$_ENV['SHOPIFY_API_KEY'],
$_ENV['SHOPIFY_API_SECRET'],
$_ENV['SHOPIFY_APP_SCOPES'],
$_ENV['SHOPIFY_APP_HOST_NAME'],
new FileSessionStorage('/tmp/php_sessions'),
'2021-04',
true,
false,
);
And this is the code example of the shopify php client.
$_ENV['SHOPIFY_API_KEY'], // => API-Schlüssel (the value in the middle)
$_ENV['SHOPIFY_API_SECRET'], // => TOKEN(!!) NOT THE SECRET!
$_ENV['SHOPIFY_APP_SCOPES'], // => Whatever you defined, comma separated.
$_ENV['SHOPIFY_APP_HOST_NAME'], // => your host without https:// and / as suffix.Hope that helps someone in the future.
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