Shopify to MySQL: Product Catalog Mirror Template

A Schedule trigger pulls your Shopify products on a cron and upserts them into a MySQL table, giving you a local mirror of the catalog for analytics and joins.

What It Builds

This template starts with a Schedule trigger that fires on a cron you set. A Connector node on Shopify runs list-products to read the current catalog, a Loop node iterates the results, and a Connector node on MySQL upserts each row with insert-rows (or update-rows) keyed on the product id. The outcome is a MySQL table that always reflects your live Shopify catalog, ready for reporting tools and SQL joins.

The Prompt

Paste this into Miraxa and it builds the workflow, connecting the tools for you:

Build a workflow on a daily schedule that lists all products from my Shopify store and upserts each one into a MySQL table called products, keyed on the Shopify product id, storing the title, handle, price, inventory quantity, and updated timestamp so I have a local mirror of the catalog.

Connectors Used

  • Schedule trigger - fires the mirror on a 5-field cron in your chosen timezone.
  • Shopify - list-products reads the catalog in Direct mode.
  • MySQL - insert-rows or update-rows writes each product to your table.

Customize It

Change the cron in the prompt (hourly versus daily), the target table name, or the set of columns you store (add vendor, tags, or status). To mirror only a subset, ask Miraxa to filter products by status or collection before the upsert.

Tips

  • Give the MySQL connection write access and a unique key on the product id so re-runs update rather than duplicate.
  • Keep the Shopify and MySQL nodes in Direct mode for predictable, no-AI-cost syncs.
  • For large catalogs, page through list-products and batch your insert-rows writes to stay within rate limits.

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