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Theme Check - Shopify Developers Platform Learn what each check does, how to configure it, and when to disable it Review the Theme Check reference for commands Theme Check is open source and part of our suite of theme developer tools Check your theme's Liquid and JSON to identify errors and apply best practices
Interactive Documentation | Apiary Help Apiary interactive documentation is an interactive representation of your API Description for you to not only read and write, but to be a place where you can interact with your API—even before you’ve built it The interactive documentation contains two main columns: the human and machine columns
GitHub - Shopify theme-check: The Ultimate Shopify Theme Linter Theme Check is a command line tool that helps you follow Shopify Themes Liquid best practices by analyzing the Liquid JSON inside your theme Theme Check is also available inside some code editors Theme Check currently checks for the following: Unused {% assign %} Missing or extra spaces inside {% %} and {{ }}
theme check - Shopify Developers Platform Calls and runs [Theme Check] ( docs themes tools theme-check) to analyze your theme code for errors and to ensure that it follows theme and Liquid best practices
theme-check docs api liquid_check. md at main - GitHub For checking the Liquid code in liquid files All code inside {% %} or {{ }} is Liquid code Liquid files are parsed using the Liquid parser, by consequence you will get Liquid nodes (tags, blocks) in your callback methods Check the Liquid source for details on those nodes: Liquid source