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[!WARNING] Theme Kit has been deprecated. Theme developers should use Shopify CLI for Shopify theme development, as parts of Theme Kit will become unsupported and may stop working soon.

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Theme Kit is a cross-platform command line tool that you can use to build Shopify themes.

Features

With Theme Kit, you can use your own development tools to interact with the Shopify platform in the following ways:

Install Theme Kit

You can install Theme Kit using the command line on the following operating systems:

Node package

If you want to integrate Theme Kit into your build process, then you can run the following npm command to install the Node wrapper around Theme Kit:

$ npm install @shopify/themekit

Reference guides

Troubleshooting

Refer to Troubleshooting Theme Kit to learn how to identify and resolve common issues in Theme Kit.

Contributing to Theme Kit

Theme Kit is open source and you can help contribute to the GitHub repository.

Where to get help