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shopify-default_variant
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Determine if the given Shopify product only has a default variant, or if the given variant is the default variant.
Works with a variety of objects:
Hash
with String
or Symbol
keysHash
with String
or Symbol
keysShopify::DefaultVariant.match?(object)
Where object
can be a product or a variant in any of the aforementioned forms.
More examples:
require "shopify_api" # Just an example, *not* a recommendation 😉
product = ShopifyAPI::Product.find(id: id)
Shopify::DefaultVariant.match?(product)
Shopify::DefaultVariant.match?(product.variants)
Shopify::DefaultVariant.match?(product.variants.sample)
require "shopify_api-graphql-tiny"
gql = ShopifyAPI::GraphQL::Tiny.new("shop", "token")
data = gql.execute(YOUR_QUERY)
# Be sure to remove the data key and query's name key (whatever it may be)
Shopify::DefaultVariant.match?(data.dig("data", "queryName"))
# Or use a Object or Hash that resembles one of the well-known forms
Shopify::DefaultVariant.match?(my_custom_object)
The GraphQL tests require a Shopify store and access token. You can set this by
copying .env.template
to .env.test
and adding the appropriate values.
VCR is used to record these requests.
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We found that shopify-default_variant demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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