Integrations
The third-party apps and libraries this work coexists with, wraps or remediates.
Yotpo
Yotpo is a commerce marketing platform covering product reviews, ratings, loyalty and subscriptions. On Shopify it ships widgets that mount into a theme by container element and script, and it writes review aggregates back into product metafields, so a theme can read a rating and a review count without waiting for a widget to load.
reviews
YouTube
YouTube is Google's video platform. Its iframe embed lets a page host a player it does not serve, controlled by URL parameters and a JavaScript API. For a storefront the trade is plain: hosting, transcoding and delivery come free, and the embed brings a third-party frame the page has to decide when to create.
video-ugc
Zapier
Zapier is an automation service that connects applications through webhooks and prebuilt steps. A storefront's contact with it is normally a single endpoint: a form posts a payload, and everything that happens next is configured outside the theme, by the people who own the workflow rather than by the people who own the code.
other
Zooomy
Zooomy builds Shopify apps. On the storefront in this graph it supplies a back-in-stock notification control: the app renders its own signup interface into a container the theme provides, and it holds the subscriber list and the restock alerts on the vendor's side rather than in Shopify's customer data.
other
jQuery
jQuery is a JavaScript library for DOM traversal, event handling and AJAX. It long predates the platform APIs that now cover most of what it does, and on a Shopify storefront it is usually present because a theme or an installed app brought it, not because a particular page asked for it.
js-library