Liquid = `{% if request.design_mode %}`Javascript = `if (Shopify.designMode) {}` Docs for detecting the theme editor

You could scrape the DOM from JS, but it'd be brittle depending on the theme. You could support a few common themes/structure then have configuration to cover the rest. Also, you could use a `product_list` setting for the block, but it'd be static be...

The easiest way seems to be defining a global variable on `window` in your liquid file and reading it in JS assets. You could also have a top-level unique name to avoid collisions and wrap a bunch of variables. Your liquid block: <script> window.MY_A...

In your app's configuration page (Partner Dashboard > Apps > {Your App}) you can go to the "API Access" section and enable network access there: 

In your app's configuration page (Partner Dashboard > Apps > {Your App}) you can go to the "API Access" section and enable network access there: 

You can use the metafieldSet query, specifying the shop id as `ownerId`. 1. get the shop id with a query like: ```// get shop info - pull ID and see metafield herequery shopInfo {shop {idnameurlmyshopifyDomainplan {displayNamepartnerDevelopmentshopif...

I had a similar issue and in my case the namespace of the DiscountNode was not created with `$app:`, but I had changed the InputQuery to use `$app:`. Yours looks correct, but I've actually never confirmed what the output of `$app:` is.