how to allow custom app development in shopify

Welcome to our Shopify tutorials. Today we will  ,learn how to build a custom  app for Shopify in 2022.,After January 2022, private applications  ,will be deprecated and will no  longer be possible to develop.,Request to develop a custom app. Custom  apps are created specifically for your store  ,and do not require access to your  store's open API or your Shopify  ,admin. All accounts with app developer  permission can create and install custom apps.,Now, we will create a custom  app step by step. In this video,  ,we will create, update, uninstall  and delete a custom app in Shopify.  ,Before creating a custom app we need  to enable custom app development.  ,Go to apps, click develop apps for your store,  then click allow custom app development,  ,after reading the warning and information,  click allow custom app development.  ,For my Shopify admin, I created a custom app  before so I will skip enabling the custom app  ,development step. Let's create a custom  app. In the admin dashboard, choose apps,  ,then click develop apps for your store.,Click create an app, enter  the app name in-app developer.,and click create app,After creating a custom app, you can assign  API scopes to it. There are two API scopes  ,admin API scopes and storefront API scopes.  Admin API scopes are stored data access scopes  ,the scopes you choose will allow you to  access stored data to serve API operations,Storefront API scopes are the data access  scopes for the storefront API scopes  ,you choose to be seen by any  customers visiting the website.,You can assign one or both scopes  depending on your requirement  ,click configure admin API scopes then select  the API scopes you want to assign to the app.,After that click save,Click configure storefront copy scopes then select  the API scopes you want to assign to the app  ,as said above all data you select in  storefront will be seen by any visitors  ,so you need to consider choosing  the right API scopes and click save,then click install app,now we will get the api access tokens after  installing depending on what api scopes you  ,assign to the app you'll get an admin api  access token a storefront api access token or  ,both in this case we have both go to the admin api  access token section and click reveal token once  ,remember the admin opi access token on this page  only displays one time you must write down or  ,record the token somewhere secure so that you  can refer to it again whenever you want to edit  ,the api scopes for a custom app you just need  to click on configuration select the admin api  ,integration or the storefront copy integration  click edit then update the scopes as you want  ,now we will uninstall a custom app  when you uninstall a custom app  ,your admin and storefront  api access tokens are revoked  ,and your app can access stored data if you  reinstall the app you'll get new access tokens  ,now uninstall a custom app by following the steps  below from your shopify admin go to apps click  ,develop apps for your store click the name of the  app that you want to uninstall click uninstall app,finally we will delete a custom app,when you delete a custom app it could be recovered  if you want to temporarily disable an app on your  ,store without deleting it uninstall the app  instead from your shopify admin go to apps,click develop apps for your store,click the name of the app that you want to  delete click app settings click the delete app,as you can see the custom app  has been deleted successfully  ,above are all steps to create update uninstall  and delete a custom app thank you for watching  ,this video see you in the next video about  shopify api if you have any suggestions or  ,questions give us in the comment below and don't  forget to like and subscribe to our channel,connecting applications automating processes

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