Accessing DiscountApplication's title and description via graphQL

Retired Boards Appdev Customers Discounts And Orders
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I am processing Shopify orders with our external systems. In order to properly handle discounts, I need to be able to access each discount application’s title and description. Via the Admin REST API, I can access this with no problem. However, we are leveraging the graphQL API to access additional information in a single call. While I am able to access discountApplications and see that the type is ScriptDiscountApplication, I do not seem to be able to access it as a ScriptDiscountApplication and therefore cannot retrieve its title and description. Is anyone aware of any way to access a discounts title and description via the admin graphQL?

Ideally, I’d be able to leverage this: https://shopify.dev/api/admin/graphql/reference/orders/scriptdiscountapplication#fields-2021-07 but on the order connection I only seem to be able to access this: DiscountApplication - GraphQL Admin

Rest Response:

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Graph QL response:

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Hey @magnetiic ,

Would you be able to share an example of a formatted GraphQL request to the Order object where the DiscountApplication connection and ScriptDiscountApplication fields aren’t returning the info that is expected? Additionally, an x-request-id from the response header would also be helpful! With that I would be happy to take a close look or pass back any insights!- Cheers!

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Same requirement as yours, but not resolved yet in 2023-07 version…

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I have the same problem - we create our own invoices and have lines displaying the used coupon code. We cannot move to GraphQL because this is not available.

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https://github.com/Shopify/js-buy-sdk/blob/main/src/graphql/DiscountApplicationFragment.graphql

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Hey @carstent , thanks for sharing that.

Just looking here, to get the ScriptDiscountApplication on the order object, a query like this should work to return those details:

{> orders(first: 10) {> nodes {> id> discountApplications(first: 10) {> nodes {> … on ScriptDiscountApplication {> title> description> value {> … on MoneyV2 {> amount> currencyCode> }> … on PricingPercentageValue {> percentage> }> }> }> }> }> }> }> }

Hope that helps,

  • Kyle G.