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I using the Node.js client library to fetch balance transactions like this:
let options = {
session: session,
limit: 10,
payout_id: 1
}
const response = await shopify.rest.PaymentTransaction.transactions(options);
I only get an array with all the transactions in the response. There are no headers
But when I do the same thing for payouts to get the payoutId I get the data AND header.
let options = {
session: session,
limit: 10,
}
const response = await shopify.rest.Payout.all(options);
What I want to achieve is getting the Link for it to work with pagination and for that I need to have the header. How do fix this, is there a bug in the client?
Hi Riddleydiddely!
Have you looked into using the Shopify API Library for Ruby for this purpose? I believe you should be able to achieve what you're looking for with cursor-based pagination for REST Admin API requests, see here: https://github.com/Shopify/shopify-api-ruby/blob/main/docs/usage/rest.md#pagination
Hope this helps,
Liam | Developer Advocate @ Shopify
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No I haven't, adding yet another language to my app adds much more complexity than I'd like, especially for only one endpoint.
The way got around this was to use the "With a plain REST client" approach rather than the "REST resources" approach as described in this doc.
let pageInfo: { [key: string]: any } = {
session: session,
limit: 10,
date_min: startDate,
date_max: endDate,
}
new client.clients.Rest({session})
.get<Payout>(
{
path: 'shopify_payments/payouts',
query: pageInfo
}
)
This returns headers with a link to the next page
@Liam is this bug? could you try to replicate it on your side? if so then this needs to be fixed