Skemify ‑ GraphQL Explorer App

Develop by Shopify

Free App

Explore your GraphQL data and download it as CSV/JSON

Csv export

Data exploration

Entity preview

Permission management

Favorites marking

About Skemify ‑ GraphQL Explorer App

Launched May 31, 2024

Built by Shopify

Address

151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Description

Improve your Shopify experience by exploring and mastering your data with Skemify. Quickly find and interact with any element of your store's data like Order, Product or Location. Gain insights into how your data is organized and structured. Easily preview entities, mark them as favorites, and set permission scopes for deeper exploration. Export your data to CSV files for further analysis and reporting. Understand the details and fields of each entity to successfully manage your store.

Preview for data entities and its children
Navigation through your whole Shopify store's data
CSV Exporting for every data entity
Fine grained permissions scope management
User UI helpers, like favorites, links to Shopify docs, entity filters

Pros

Allows exploration and interaction with any element of the store's data like Order, Product, or Location
Provides insights into how your data is organized and structured
Easy preview of entities and their details
Ability to mark entities as favorites for quicker access
Fine-grained permission scope management for deeper exploration
Option to export data to CSV files for further analysis and reporting
User-friendly interface with helpers such as links to Shopify documentation and entity filters

Cons

Potential learning curve for users not familiar with GraphQL
Limited to Shopify stores, not applicable to other eCommerce platforms
Dependence on accurate permission settings might require careful management
May require frequent updates to stay compatible with Shopify’s evolving API and data structures
Possible performance issues with large datasets during exploration or export