Platform / Theming

Liquid storefront themes with real developer workflow.

PyroApex gives each tenant a customizable Liquid storefront backed by reusable sections, local pull and push commands, product and location sync, lead capture, wholesale content, and seasonal merchandising.

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Theming

Built

Theme files live as tenant data, so a merchant can fork the storefront experience without re-platforming.

Developers can pull and push themes locally through the PyroApex CLI instead of editing inside a hosted-only builder.

Reusable Liquid sections connect hero, product, location, lead-capture, and wholesale blocks to live platform data.

How it works

A storefront design system that keeps commerce logic intact.

Fireworks retailers need storefronts that change quickly: pre-season lead capture, tent opening announcements, wholesale program explanations, featured assortments, store finder content, and product education all move with the season. PyroApex uses Liquid themes so tenants can customize the storefront while cart, checkout, inventory, accounts, and compliance stay consistent underneath.

The theme system ships with eight reusable sections for common storefront work. Operators and developers can compose hero areas, featured collections, product blocks, location content, lead-capture prompts, and wholesale messaging without rebuilding the commerce engine. Because themes are tenant data, a merchant can fork and iterate without migrating to a generic site builder.

PyroApex also treats theme development like software work. The CLI can pull and push theme files, sync product and location data for local development, and let teams use their normal editor and review process. That keeps the storefront extensible without trapping operators in a closed template editor.

Tenant theme data

Themes are stored per tenant, allowing each merchant to fork and customize storefront presentation without leaving the platform.

Liquid sections

Eight reusable sections cover hero, product, location, lead-capture, wholesale, and merchandising patterns.

CLI pull and push

Developers can pull a theme locally, edit in their normal tools, and push updates back through the PyroApex CLI workflow.

Data sync

Product and location sync gives local theme work realistic storefront data before changes are promoted.

Commerce-safe customization

Brand styling can change while checkout, cart, eligibility, and fulfillment rules stay platform-managed.

Screenshots

The work surfaces operators use.

Representative product views show storefront, admin, and operator surfaces for this capability.

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Theme CLI workflow

Pull, edit, sync data, and push tenant theme files through local tooling.

Live

Theme pull and push commands

Local file tree for sections

Product and location sync

Reviewable changes before publish

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Reusable Liquid sections

Reusable section blocks help teams compose storefront pages without touching checkout logic.

Live

Hero and featured products

Lead-capture modal section

Wholesale messaging block

Location and store finder content

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Tenant storefront styling

Per-tenant theme data controls the customer-facing brand while preserving shared commerce behavior.

Live

Brand colors and assets

Homepage section order

Seasonal campaign content

Shared cart and checkout flow

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Product and location sync

Local theme work can use realistic product and store data before operators publish changes.

Live

Product catalog snapshot

Retail location records

Collection and SKU context

Local preview confidence

Operator comparison

PyroApex vs. generic platforms.

Generic commerce tools start from other industries. PyroApex starts from fireworks operations.

Area
PyroApex
Generic platform
Industry fit
Liquid themes attach to fireworks-aware commerce with inventory, pickup, wholesale, lead capture, and product constraints built in.
Shopify Liquid is powerful, but the surrounding platform is not designed for fireworks operators and policy constraints.
Template control
Themes are per-tenant data that merchants can fork and customize while staying on the same operating system.
Squarespace and Wix offer closed templates that are easier to start but harder to treat as real storefront software.
Developer workflow
CLI pull and push, local files, and product or location sync let developers work in normal tools.
Hosted site builders usually center editing inside a browser UI, which limits review, automation, and reusable section development.

Customer quote

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