# app import-shopify

> Write a storeware.app.toml from a Shopify app's shopify.app.toml, and list what has no equivalent.

Source: https://storeware.ai/docs/cli/commands/app-import-shopify

```bash
npx @storeware/cli app import-shopify [flags]
```

## Flags

| Flag | What it does |
| --- | --- |
| `--from <file>` | The Shopify file to read. `shopify.app.toml` in this directory when not given. Extensions in the `extensions` folder beside it are read too. |
| `--out <file>` | Where to write the manifest. `storeware.app.toml` beside the Shopify file when not given. |
| `--force` | Replace a manifest that is already there. |
| `--plans <file>` | A JSON file of plans, each with a name, an amount in US dollars, an interval of `EVERY_30_DAYS` or `ANNUAL`, and trial days. Shopify keeps pricing in its Partner Dashboard, not in the file. |

## Examples

```bash
npx @storeware/cli app import-shopify
npx @storeware/cli app import-shopify --from ../my-shopify-app/shopify.app.toml --out storeware.app.toml
npx @storeware/cli app import-shopify --plans plans.json --force
```

More in [Coming from Shopify](https://storeware.ai/docs/get-started/coming-from-shopify). Every command also takes the [flags on the reference page](https://storeware.ai/docs/cli/commands#flags-every-command-takes).