Order object
- Use
{{ order }}in tasks responding to shopify/orders events - Use
{{ refund.order }}in tasks responding to shopify/refunds events - Look up specific orders by their ID, using
{{ shop.orders[12345678900] }} - Loop through all open orders:
{% for order in shop.orders %}
Or, loop through all orders, not just open orders:
{% for order in shop.orders.any %}Or, use these sub-objects to loop through certain subsets of orders:
shop.orders.open
shop.orders.closed
shop.orders.cancelled
shop.orders.authorized
shop.orders.pending
shop.orders.paid
shop.orders.partially_paid
shop.orders.refunded
shop.orders.voided
shop.orders.partially_refunded
shop.orders.unpaid
shop.orders.shipped
shop.orders.partial
shop.orders.unshippedOr, combine to be even more selective:
shop.orders.any.paid.unshipped
shop.orders.refunded.shipped
shop.orders.open.pending.unshipped- Every property from the Order resource in the Shopify REST Admin API (warning: Shopify delivers order.tags as a comma-delimited string, not an array of strings!)
- An array of note attributes, that also supports lookups by attribute name:
{% for attr in order.note_attributes %}{% if attr.name == "color" %}{{ attr.value }}{% endif %}{% endfor %}, or{{ order.note_attributes.color }}
Out of the box, only orders from the last 60 days are accessible. To give Mechanic access to your complete order history, enable "read all orders".
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