invalid environment [development]: (invalid store domain must end in '.myshopify.com')

Store Design
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Hi, I am trying to install the themekit using the manual: http://prntscr.com/m71dwb
But when using this command, an error occurs: http://prntscr.com/m71f3b
What do i do?

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Hey Yehor,

This might be better suited to the design forums - this forum is meant to dsicuss Shopify’s APIs and SDKs specific to said APIs. I’ll move this thread.

Cheers.

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Hello Yehor,

There is no need to add square brackets - “[” and “]” when you put your data to this line:

theme get --password=[your-api-password] --store=[your-store.myshopify.com] --themeid=[your-theme-id]

You need to paste the following:

theme get --password=Your-api-password --store=Your-store.myshopify.com --themeid=Your-theme-id

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
Arthur

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i have the same issue even i remove the bracket, the invalid store domain still exist.

mystore : alpha-living-2.myshopify.com

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sorry, i think i found the solution, it’s the invalid environment issue

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Hello I am having some problem. What is the invalid environment issue?

Thanks

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I’m not sure if this will help anyone, but i was having this issue, while trying to grab my theme id using the --list command, i noticed that the shorthand for store, -s, didn’t work, i had to use all the long commands so --password and --store instead of -p or -s. not sure why it worked one way and not the other but that was the trick for me

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This resolved it for me

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it solved the issue for me too

I wonder why

theme get --list -p=[your-password] -s=[you-store.myshopify.com]

couldn’t work

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Nahh still seems like a problem for me, I dunno what’s wrong

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I also have this same issue. --password and --store does not work

Edit: Oh! duh. Don’t use the brackets ha

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This is what I worked out before finding this, can confirm --store --password and --themeid works but -s -p -t does not.

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este blog de discusion se que me ha servido… muchas gracias por sus comentarios de ayuda

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Hello All,

Here is the solution for theme kit is working for my local.

Try,

theme get -p=shppb_c6f0a508c6961129f776aefdf549f2f9 -s=“likemystore.myshopify.com” -t=83355992111

Replace your store name between the quotes.

Thanks,

Vasanth

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  • attention: not only change from shorhand to long commands, but don’t forget double dash – instead od singles - in front of command
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This worked for me. Thanks a lot! (so, “-p” flag worked but “-s” had to be replaced with “–store”)

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This is the right answer \m/ Just replace the theme id as string (i.e. my-theme-name) with the numerical ID (i.e. 121858954458) you get when you use --list suffix.

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couldn’t work。my answer is

theme get --list -p=your-password -s="your-sotrename"

Quotation marks for your-name,it works

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What I have to use if my shopify url is not ends with .myshopify.com

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I was getting the same issue. I fixed the issue by updating my version of ThemeKit from 1.1.6 to latest.

I was trying to connect using the ThemeKit app and following their instructions by generating an account and using the password it emails you. If I created the private app I could connect by manually creating the ‘config.yml’ file but was getting an error if I tried using the ‘theme get’ method described in the instructions. After updating ThemeKit my issues went away.