The Input object is the complete GraphQL schema that your Function can receive as input to validate cart and checkout. Your Function receives only the fields that you request in the input query. To optimize performance, we highly recommend that you request only the fields that your Function requires.
BuyerJourney!)
Information about the current step in the buyer's purchasing process. The buyer journey helps you determine where the customer is in their shopping experience (for example, cart interaction, checkout interaction, or completing a checkout). You can use this information to apply appropriate validation rules based on the customer's current context and create a more tailored and performant shopping experience.
Cart!)
The cart where the Function is running. A cart contains the merchandise that a customer intends to purchase and information about the customer, such as the customer's email address and phone number.
HttpResponse)
The FunctionFetchResult object is the result of the fetch target. This is the response that Shopify returns after executing the HTTP request defined in your fetch target, and that is passed as input to the run target. For more information, refer to network access for Shopify Functions.
Localization!)
The regional and language settings that determine how the Function handles currency, numbers, dates, and other locale-specific values during discount calculations. These settings are based on the store's configured localization practices.
Decimal!)
The exchange rate used to convert discounts between the shop's default currency and the currency that displays to the customer during checkout. For example, if a store operates in USD but a customer is viewing discounts in EUR, then the presentment currency rate handles this conversion for accurate pricing.
Shop!)
Information about the shop where the Function is running, including the shop's timezone setting and associated metafields.
Validation!)
The configuration of the app that owns the Function. This configuration controls how merchants can define validation rules for carts and checkout, such as inventory checks, price validations, or custom purchase restrictions.
The Input object is the complete GraphQL schema that your Function can receive as input to validate cart and checkout. Your Function receives only the fields that you request in the input query. To optimize performance, we highly recommend that you request only the fields that your Function requires.
BuyerJourney!)
Information about the current step in the buyer's purchasing process. The buyer journey helps you determine where the customer is in their shopping experience (for example, cart interaction, checkout interaction, or completing a checkout). You can use this information to apply appropriate validation rules based on the customer's current context and create a more tailored and performant shopping experience.
Cart!)
The cart where the Function is running. A cart contains the merchandise that a customer intends to purchase and information about the customer, such as the customer's email address and phone number.
HttpResponse)
The FunctionFetchResult object is the result of the fetch target. This is the response that Shopify returns after executing the HTTP request defined in your fetch target, and that is passed as input to the run target. For more information, refer to network access for Shopify Functions.
Localization!)
The regional and language settings that determine how the Function handles currency, numbers, dates, and other locale-specific values during discount calculations. These settings are based on the store's configured localization practices.
Decimal!)
The exchange rate used to convert discounts between the shop's default currency and the currency that displays to the customer during checkout. For example, if a store operates in USD but a customer is viewing discounts in EUR, then the presentment currency rate handles this conversion for accurate pricing.
Shop!)
Information about the shop where the Function is running, including the shop's timezone setting and associated metafields.
Validation!)
The configuration of the app that owns the Function. This configuration controls how merchants can define validation rules for carts and checkout, such as inventory checks, price validations, or custom purchase restrictions.
The Input object is the complete GraphQL schema that your Function can receive as input to validate cart and checkout. Your Function receives only the fields that you request in the input query. To optimize performance, we highly recommend that you request only the fields that your Function requires.
BuyerJourney!)
Information about the current step in the buyer's purchasing process. The buyer journey helps you determine where the customer is in their shopping experience (for example, cart interaction, checkout interaction, or completing a checkout). You can use this information to apply appropriate validation rules based on the customer's current context and create a more tailored and performant shopping experience.
Cart!)
The cart where the Function is running. A cart contains the merchandise that a customer intends to purchase and information about the customer, such as the customer's email address and phone number.
HttpResponse)
The FunctionFetchResult object is the result of the fetch target. This is the response that Shopify returns after executing the HTTP request defined in your fetch target, and that is passed as input to the run target. For more information, refer to network access for Shopify Functions.
Localization!)
The regional and language settings that determine how the Function handles currency, numbers, dates, and other locale-specific values during discount calculations. These settings are based on the store's configured localization practices.
Decimal!)
The exchange rate used to convert discounts between the shop's default currency and the currency that displays to the customer during checkout. For example, if a store operates in USD but a customer is viewing discounts in EUR, then the presentment currency rate handles this conversion for accurate pricing.
Shop!)
Information about the shop where the Function is running, including the shop's timezone setting and associated metafields.
Validation!)
The configuration of the app that owns the Function. This configuration controls how merchants can define validation rules for carts and checkout, such as inventory checks, price validations, or custom purchase restrictions.
The Input object is the complete GraphQL schema that your Function can receive as input to validate cart and checkout. Your Function receives only the fields that you request in the input query. To optimize performance, we highly recommend that you request only the fields that your Function requires.
BuyerJourney!)
Information about the current step in the buyer's purchasing process. The buyer journey helps you determine where the customer is in their shopping experience (for example, cart interaction, checkout interaction, or completing a checkout). You can use this information to apply appropriate validation rules based on the customer's current context and create a more tailored and performant shopping experience.
Cart!)
The cart where the Function is running. A cart contains the merchandise that a customer intends to purchase and information about the customer, such as the customer's email address and phone number.
HttpResponse)
The FunctionFetchResult object is the result of the fetch target. This is the response that Shopify returns after executing the HTTP request defined in your fetch target, and that is passed as input to the run target. For more information, refer to network access for Shopify Functions.
Localization!)
The regional and language settings that determine how the Function handles currency, numbers, dates, and other locale-specific values during discount calculations. These settings are based on the store's configured localization practices.
Decimal!)
The exchange rate used to convert discounts between the shop's default currency and the currency that displays to the customer during checkout. For example, if a store operates in USD but a customer is viewing discounts in EUR, then the presentment currency rate handles this conversion for accurate pricing.
Shop!)
Information about the shop where the Function is running, including the shop's timezone setting and associated metafields.
Validation!)
The configuration of the app that owns the Function. This configuration controls how merchants can define validation rules for carts and checkout, such as inventory checks, price validations, or custom purchase restrictions.
The Input object is the complete GraphQL schema that your Function can receive as input to validate cart and checkout. Your Function receives only the fields that you request in the input query. To optimize performance, we highly recommend that you request only the fields that your Function requires.
BuyerJourney!)
Information about the current step in the buyer's purchasing process. The buyer journey helps you determine where the customer is in their shopping experience (for example, cart interaction, checkout interaction, or completing a checkout). You can use this information to apply appropriate validation rules based on the customer's current context and create a more tailored and performant shopping experience.
Cart!)
The cart where the Function is running. A cart contains the merchandise that a customer intends to purchase and information about the customer, such as the customer's email address and phone number.
HttpResponse)
The FunctionFetchResult object is the result of the fetch target. This is the response that Shopify returns after executing the HTTP request defined in your fetch target, and that is passed as input to the run target. For more information, refer to network access for Shopify Functions.
Localization!)
The regional and language settings that determine how the Function handles currency, numbers, dates, and other locale-specific values during discount calculations. These settings are based on the store's configured localization practices.
Decimal!)
The exchange rate used to convert discounts between the shop's default currency and the currency that displays to the customer during checkout. For example, if a store operates in USD but a customer is viewing discounts in EUR, then the presentment currency rate handles this conversion for accurate pricing.
Shop!)
Information about the shop where the Function is running, including the shop's timezone setting and associated metafields.
Validation!)
The configuration of the app that owns the Function. This configuration controls how merchants can define validation rules for carts and checkout, such as inventory checks, price validations, or custom purchase restrictions.
The Input object is the complete GraphQL schema that your Function can receive as input to validate cart and checkout. Your Function receives only the fields that you request in the input query. To optimize performance, we highly recommend that you request only the fields that your Function requires.
BuyerJourney!)
Information about the current step in the buyer's purchasing process. The buyer journey helps you determine where the customer is in their shopping experience (for example, cart interaction, checkout interaction, or completing a checkout). You can use this information to apply appropriate validation rules based on the customer's current context and create a more tailored and performant shopping experience.
Cart!)
The cart where the Function is running. A cart contains the merchandise that a customer intends to purchase and information about the customer, such as the customer's email address and phone number.
HttpResponse)
The FunctionFetchResult object is the result of the fetch target. This is the response that Shopify returns after executing the HTTP request defined in your fetch target, and that is passed as input to the run target. For more information, refer to network access for Shopify Functions.
Localization!)
The regional and language settings that determine how the Function handles currency, numbers, dates, and other locale-specific values during discount calculations. These settings are based on the store's configured localization practices.
Decimal!)
The exchange rate used to convert discounts between the shop's default currency and the currency that displays to the customer during checkout. For example, if a store operates in USD but a customer is viewing discounts in EUR, then the presentment currency rate handles this conversion for accurate pricing.
Shop!)
Information about the shop where the Function is running, including the shop's timezone setting and associated metafields.
Validation!)
The configuration of the app that owns the Function. This configuration controls how merchants can define validation rules for carts and checkout, such as inventory checks, price validations, or custom purchase restrictions.
The Input object is the complete GraphQL schema that your Function can receive as input to validate cart and checkout. Your Function receives only the fields that you request in the input query. To optimize performance, we highly recommend that you request only the fields that your Function requires.
BuyerJourney!)
Information about the current step in the buyer's purchasing process. The buyer journey helps you determine where the customer is in their shopping experience (for example, cart interaction, checkout interaction, or completing a checkout). You can use this information to apply appropriate validation rules based on the customer's current context and create a more tailored and performant shopping experience.
Cart!)
The cart where the Function is running. A cart contains the merchandise that a customer intends to purchase and information about the customer, such as the customer's email address and phone number.
HttpResponse)
The FunctionFetchResult object is the result of the fetch target. This is the response that Shopify returns after executing the HTTP request defined in your fetch target, and that is passed as input to the run target. For more information, refer to network access for Shopify Functions.
Localization!)
The regional and language settings that determine how the Function handles currency, numbers, dates, and other locale-specific values during discount calculations. These settings are based on the store's configured localization practices.
Decimal!)
The exchange rate used to convert discounts between the shop's default currency and the currency that displays to the customer during checkout. For example, if a store operates in USD but a customer is viewing discounts in EUR, then the presentment currency rate handles this conversion for accurate pricing.
Shop!)
Information about the shop where the Function is running, including the shop's timezone setting and associated metafields.
Validation!)
The configuration of the app that owns the Function. This configuration controls how merchants can define validation rules for carts and checkout, such as inventory checks, price validations, or custom purchase restrictions.