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Getting Started with Serverless Integrations

August 12, 2018 Adolfo Garza Comments 130 comments

Serverless functions (also known as functions as a service) can help you simplify your integrations because you only need to code your logic in a function and the service provider will take care of all the backend hardware, scaling, OS, availability, instances, etc… Other benefits of serverless technology are that the hardware and software is fully managed, scales automatically almost instantly, and you only pay whenever your function runs so it can be very inexpensive. Some of the most popular…

Integrating Shopify Private App with Netsuite

July 8, 2016 Adolfo Garza Comments 527 comments

I couldn’t find this in the shopify documentation so I thought it would be helpful to share it. Backstory: I was trying to get the JSON from Shopify Private App and I was getting this error: After much research all I needed to do was add header “X-Shopify-Access-Token”. Here’s the code, just make sure to replace HTTPSMODULE or load with the Netsuite https Module.

var SHOP_NAME = 'YOUR_SHOP_NAME';

var API_KEY = 'YOUR_API_KEY';

var PASSWORD_ACCESS_TOKEN = 'YOUR_PASSWORD_ACCESS_TOKEN';

var URLTEMPLATE = 'https://$APIKEY$:$PASSWORD$@$SHOP$.myshopify.com'

.replace('$SHOP$', SHOP_NAME)

.replace('$APIKEY$', API_KEY)

.replace('$PASSWORD$', PASSWORD_ACCESS_TOKEN);

function run(){

var myUrl = URLTEMPLATE;

var path = '/admin/orders.json';

myUrl += path;

var orders = shopifyRequest(myUrl);

var ordersJSON = JSON.parse(orders);

return orders;

}

function shopifyRequest(myurl){

var myrequest = {};

myrequest.url = myurl;

myrequest.method = HTTPSMODULE.Method.GET;

myrequest.headers = {};

myrequest.headers["X-Shopify-Access-Token"] = PASSWORD_ACCESS_TOKEN;

var myresponse = HTTPSMODULE.request(myrequest);

return myresponse.body;

}