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With the Shopify command line interface (Shopify CLI 3.0), you can:

• initialize, build, dev, and deploy Shopify apps, extensions, functions and themes
• build custom storefronts and manage their hosting

Learn more in thecommands docs.

Install the latest version ofNode.js andnpm (or another package manager of your choice).

When you’re building a Shopify app, you can initialize your project using your preferred package manager. A single command will install all the dependencies you need — including Shopify CLI itself.

Initialize your project using one of the following commands:

• npm init @shopify/app@latest (installed by default with Node)
• pnpm create @shopify/create-app@latest
• yarn create @shopify/app
• bun create @shopify/app@latest (experimental)

Learn more in the docs:Create an app

To work with themes, the CLI needs to be installed globally with:

• npm install -g @shopify/cli @shopify/theme

You can also use do it through Homebrew on macOS:brew tap shopify/shopify && brew install shopify-cli

Learn more in the docs:Shopify CLI for themes

The Hydrogen code lives here:https://github.com/Shopify/hydrogen/tree/main/packages/cli

Learn more in the docs:Shopify CLI for Hydrogen storefronts

If you encounter issues using the CLI or have feedback you'd like to share with us, below are some options:

• Open a GitHub issue - To report bugs or request new features, open an issue in the Shopify CLI repository
• Shopify Community Forums - Visit our forums to connect with the community and learn more about Shopify CLI development
• CLI Documentation - Apps - To view CLI documentation for app development
• CLI Documentation - Themes - To view CLI documentation for theme development
• CLI Documentation - Hydrogen - To view CLI documentation for Hydrogen (custom storefront) development

If you'd like to contribute to the project, check out thecontributors docs and thesteps to get started.

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