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API Updates and Announcement for April 25, 2024

API We’re happy to announce Promotions API is Generally Available (GA). The GraphQL Storefront API now supports cart metafields. Added a Localization document that describes how to localize a Catalyst storefront. Webhooks The

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Change to default number of product images returned by GraphQL on April 15

On April 15, 2022, the behavior of the product.images node in the GraphQL storefront API will be changing to only return 10 images by default. If you wish to request a different number of product images, you should specify the`first`

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API Updates for December 2, 2021

API The Add to Cart URLs example now uses promises to demonstrate using JavaScript to make serial requests to a single endpoint. The Add Consignments to Checkout endpoint now reflects limits to the number of line items a consignment can

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GraphQL Storefront API can now be used to power Stencil theme context

It is now possible to augment the data available in the theme context through the use of GraphQL queries described directly in the Front Matter of template files. Using this capability, you can fetch data a little bit more flexibly to build

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Rendered Widget HTML now available in GraphQL Storefront API

You may now fetch the rendered HTML of widgets created via Widgets API or Page Builder. To get the content, you’ll need to provide a page type, and the ID for the page (if necessary). In the response, you’ll get a list of all the regions on

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GraphQL Storefront API now supports sorting products within categories

The GraphQL Storefront API’s now supports sorting the products on a Category node, using the sortBy parameter. This will match the equivalent sorting behaviors on the BigCommerce Storefront (Stencil). Consider this query: query

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GraphQL Login Mutation now returns entire Customer object

The GraphQL Storefront API’s Login Mutation now supports fetching all of the details of the customer account after a successful login. Consider this query: mutation Login($email: String!, $pass: String!) { login(email: $email, password:

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