Shopify - Get Order #15067
Shopify - Get Order #15067
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WalkthroughA new module for retrieving Shopify orders has been implemented. The changes include adding a new action Changes
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participant User
participant GetOrderAction
participant RestAdminModule
participant ShopifyAPI
User->>GetOrderAction: Provide Order ID
GetOrderAction->>RestAdminModule: Call getOrder(orderId)
RestAdminModule->>ShopifyAPI: Request order details
ShopifyAPI-->>RestAdminModule: Return order data
RestAdminModule-->>GetOrderAction: Return order details
GetOrderAction-->>User: Display order information
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
components/shopify_developer_app/actions/get-order/get-order.mjs (1)
18-25: Add error handling to improve reliability
Consider wrapping the fetch call in a try/catch block to handle potential request failures or invalidorderIdscenarios. This way, you can provide a more informative error message and optionally perform fallback logic if needed.async run({ $ }) { - const response = await this.app.getOrder({ - orderId: this.orderId, - }); - $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved order with ID: ${this.orderId}`); - return response; + try { + const response = await this.app.getOrder({ + orderId: this.orderId, + }); + $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved order with ID: ${this.orderId}`); + return response; + } catch (err) { + throw new Error(`Failed to retrieve order with ID ${this.orderId}. Original error: ${err.message}`); + } },components/shopify_developer_app/common/rest-admin.mjs (1)
82-95: Consider pagination in listOrders & error handling in getOrder
If the user has many orders, the/ordersendpoint may return a paginated response. Consider supporting pagination or returning partial results and a next page token. Similarly, wrapgetOrderin try/catch to handle network or data errors gracefully.
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components/shopify_developer_app/actions/get-order/get-order.mjs (1)
3-17: Prop structure consistency check
The prop definitions look correct and well-structured. The orderId property is defined clearly, referencing the orderId prop definition in the app.
components/shopify_developer_app/common/rest-admin.mjs (1)
57-70: Validate mismatch between type and description
The prop is declared as a string but is described as a "unique numeric identifier". This may cause confusion if the user expects to provide a numeric type or if Shopify expects an integer. Consider clarifying whether Shopify requires a numeric ID or string ID, or potentially casting the value.
Resolves #14854
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