This is the REST API documentation for abandoned checkouts that I am currently using and referencing: https://help.shopify.com/en/api/reference/orders/abandoned-checkouts
I can't seem to find the equivalent using GraphQL.
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This is the REST API documentation for abandoned checkouts that I am currently using and referencing: https://help.shopify.com/en/api/reference/orders/abandoned-checkouts
I can't seem to find the equivalent using GraphQL.
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Hi @Alex
Is there any timeline to add support for fetching Checkout resource using GraphQL?
While you cannot get abandoned checkouts outside of REST currently, I can say the goal with the Graphql Admin API is parity with the REST API. Thanks for asking though, I'll make sure it gets mentioned when discussing roadmaps.
Cheers.
Alex | Shopify
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Hi Alex, Thanks for your reply! We've been having issues with speed using the GraphQL implementation mostly due to cost constraints. My solution turned into a hybrid of the Rest API and GraphQL. GraphQL worked wonders with pulling lets say, all customers, however it fell short when I needed to export all orders, order line items and variant informations together where there are multiple child nodes in place. We were at most only able to request around 50-60 orders per call, but would also have to make subsequent api calls if there were multiple line items pages in the order.
TLDR; Thank you for the update 🙂 Can't wait to see all the rest features in the graphql api.
@Alex wrote:While you cannot get abandoned checkouts outside of REST currently, I can say the goal with the Graphql Admin API is parity with the REST API. Thanks for asking though, I'll make sure it gets mentioned when discussing roadmaps.
Cheers.
This is an accepted solution.
Hi @Alex
Is there any timeline to add support for fetching Checkout resource using GraphQL?
Hi @Alex ,
Any idea when the abandoned checkout resource will be made accessible via the GraphQL Admin API?
Bumping this, would love an update on the status of the abandoned checkouts graphql endpoint, it would be much appreciated so we can batch some of our high frequency queries in an app we are building.
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Would love to have this on GraphQL too!