A command line tool for Shopify checkout monitoring

The CLI is a small Python package. Install it, then point it at your API key:

pip install -e .            # installs the "rs" command
rs config                   # shows the resolved API base + whether a key is loaded

It reads the admin key and API base from environment variables (or a local env file), never from a hardcoded value, so the same binary works against production or a local stack.

The fastest path from nothing to live monitoring is a single command:

rs add https://clientstore.com                 # auto-discover an in-stock product, go live
rs add https://clientstore.com --product blue-widget   # pin a specific product handle
rs add https://clientstore.com --slack https://hooks.slack.com/services/XXX  # + Slack alerts

rs add discovers an in-stock product, generates the checkout test, and starts it on a schedule. It does this through the same out-of-the-box test generator the Shopify app uses, so there is nothing new to configure.

rs list                       # monitored stores
rs status clientstore.com     # a store's tests, latest run and schedule
rs runs clientstore.com       # run history for a store
rs run <test-id>              # queue a manual run now
rs evidence <run-id>          # print the signed video URL(s) for a run

Every command accepts a global --json flag, so you can pipe output into jq or a script:

rs --json tests clientstore.com | jq '.tests[].id'

Because rs run triggers a real checkout test and rs runs reports the result as JSON, you can gate a deploy on checkout actually working. A pipeline step can trigger a run after a theme or app change, poll for the result, and fail the build if the checkout test did not pass, with a link to the failure video in the logs. That turns "did our last release break checkout?" from a support ticket into a red build.