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A Shopify MCP Server built to interact with Mock.shop
No standard config provided
This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.
RepositoryFetches basic shop details (name, description, currency).
Fetches a specific product by ID. If `includeImages` is true, returns JSON details and the first image (75px) as a base64 `ImageContentBlock`.
Searches/filters products with pagination/sorting.
Fetches a specific collection by ID, optionally including products.
Searches/filters collections with pagination/sorting.
Creates a new shopping cart.
Adds line items to an existing shopping cart.
Updates line items (e.g., quantity) in an existing shopping cart.
Removes line items from an existing shopping cart.
Fetches the details of an existing shopping cart by ID.
This server implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that acts as an intelligent bridge and proxy to Shopify’s Storefront API. It uniquely supports mock.shop for safe development and testing without requiring real store credentials. The server communicates via Standard Input/Output (stdio), making it suitable for local integration with clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor.
Clone the repository, install dependencies (npm install), and build (npm run build). Configure your MCP client (Claude Desktop or Cursor) to launch the compiled server (dist/server.js) via stdio. Optionally set environment variables (SHOPIFY_STORE, SHOPIFY_ACCESS_TOKEN, SHOPIFY_VERSION) to connect to a real store; otherwise mock.shop is used by default with no configuration required. The server runs automatically when launched by the client.
mock.shop sandbox for risk‑free development and testing.ToolAnnotations (readonly, destructive, etc.).`mock.shop` is a free, publicly accessible Shopify sandbox environment. The server uses it by default when no real store credentials are provided. It allows safe testing and development without impacting a live store.
The server is a standalone Node.js script. You need Node.js and npm installed to build and run it. After cloning, run `npm install` and `npm run build` to compile TypeScript into JavaScript.
All data is fetched from or written to Shopify’s Storefront API – either the real store’s API or the mock.shop API. No data is stored locally by the server beyond transient request/response handling.
Inline image rendering (used by `getProductById` when `includeImages` is true) may appear in a separate UI block rather than inline in some clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor. Admin API tools are currently disabled but planned for future updates.
For `mock.shop`, no authentication is required. When connecting to a real store, you must set the `SHOPIFY_STORE` (store domain) and `SHOPIFY_ACCESS_TOKEN` (Storefront API access token) environment variables. The server currently only supports Storefront API authentication; Admin API credentials are not yet used.
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