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I had this same issue. I ended up creating a route in the app itself to do the network calls and any calculations and then return what I needed from that route. then in a checkout UI extension call that route and pass whatever data that it needed and...
I have been having some issues with trying to test some Shopify functions. The functions work on the development stores (I have tested them all on 3 different dev stores). The checkout UI extensions work on both the dev store and the live store. the ...
Yeah I played around with them for the past couple of days and I figured out the answer that I was looking for. The functions themselves are hosted by Shopify. With what I was talking about with hardcoding was like the configurations. For example if ...
I am trying to figure out how these functions are hosted, I thought maybe you have done it before. Can functions be used by themselves without having to self host any code? I realize most of the data may have to be hard-coded into the functions but i...
I am considering using a shopify hosted store as is and also building a headless shopify store using the APIs from the same shopify hosted store. Does anybody know of any problems that this may cause?
Is there an app that allows for creating a wishlist and then be able to share that wishlist via email or any other way?
This has been a little while ago since I done this. I looked at the code I had to see the routes I had set up and I had a POST route to /proxy
yeah it is annoying. I started down that path of moving an old project over to a new cli 3.0 project. But I just kept cli 2.x and cli 3.x that way I can use both of them when I need to.
I have built a couple different shopify apps when I was trying to learn how to do it, so I have never put one in production. the one I am currently building will be my first live shopify application that I built. 
yes I update every time it changes which is like once a day. The app I am building isn't in production yet but in production you should just be able to put whatever the URL is for the app once it is on servers somewhere with a HTTPS URL
yeah that worked, thank you. I had uninstalled the cli with brew and reinstalled it with gem at a specific version. But now I can have both 3 and 2 installed with brew which makes managing them a little easier. Thanks.
I don't really know but the way I got it to work was just by putting the ngrok url (APP URL) in the App Proxy proxy url field in the APP SETUP panel. in the subpath prefix I put apps and in the subpath field I put the app name. That worked for me and...
when i run npm run dev, everything appears to work fine and at the end it says Abort [Error]: Command failed with exit code 1: npm run --prefix ../.. dev error ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮ │ ...
I am trying to migrate to shopify-cli 3.x and after doing everything I try to run npm run dev or npm run deploy to deploy the extensions and I keep getting this error "Error: Invalid hook call. Hooks can only be called inside of the body of a functio...
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