Hydrogen Multipass

Hydrogen v2 + Multipass to persist checkout user session and 3rd-party auth via Google Sign in

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Overview

This article provides a guide on how to implement the Hydrogen Demo Store + Multipass Google Sign in and checkout persistence for Shopify. It includes instructions on how to persist the user session between Hydrogen and the checkout process, as well as how to enable external user authentication through Google Sign in. Please note that this implementation is not official and should be used at your own risk.

Features

Checkout login persistence: Demonstrates how to persist the user session between Hydrogen and the checkout.
External user authentication via Google Sign in: Allows users to login using their Google accounts and integrates with Shopify multipass.

Summary

This article provides instructions on how to implement the Hydrogen Demo Store + Multipass Google Sign in and checkout persistence for Shopify. It demonstrates how to persist the user session between Hydrogen and the checkout process, as well as how to enable external user authentication via Google Sign in.

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