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    "data": {
        "submitForCompletion": {
            "buyerProposal": {
                "merchandiseDiscount": {
                    "__typename": "FilledDiscountTerms",
                    "acceptUnexpectedDiscounts": true,
                    "lines": []
                },
                "deliveryDiscount": {

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Selling variants with a deposit only when they are out of stock

Selling back-orders by collecting a deposit is a great strategy to not only secure sales that might have been lost, but also get customer committment before sourcing new inventory.

Using the Downpay API and Shopify Flow, we can create a workflow that will allow out-of-stock variants to be sold with a deposit.

We will do this by listening to variant inventory quantity changes, and adding the variant to a deposit purchase option when the inventory hits zero or below.

A second workflow will remove the variants from the same deposit option when the variant comes back in stock.

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Shopify Flow: Triggering deferred payment collection through Order tags

This workflow will cause the deferred payment on orders made through Downpay to be collected once a specific tag is added to those orders.

The Shopify Flow workflow for this has four steps:

• Schedule a run
• Query for orders tagged with a specific tag
• Split the results of the query into individual orders
• For each of the orders, call the Downpay API to trigger deferred payment collection

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Programatically collecting the remaining order payment in Downpay

In order to programatically collec the remaining balance for a Downpay-enabled order, you can use the orderCollectPayment mutation.

• Endpoint: https://downpay.hypehound.app/graphql
• Authorization: set an HTTP header with the name 'Authorization' and value 'Token <your_downpay_api_key>'

Query:

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Programatically adding and removing products to Downpay purchase options

Using the Downpay API, you can add or remove products to purchase options with a single API call. For inputs, you will need:

• The id of the purchase option in the app. You can find this ID by editing the relevant purchase option in the app - it is the last part of the URL of the edit page
• The ids of the Shopify product(s) you'd like to add to the option.

The API is in GraphQL.

Adding a product to a purchase option:

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{
  "domain_content": true,
  "domain_data": true,
  "domain_software": false,
  "family": "",
  "id": "CC-BY-4.0",
  "maintainer": "Creative Commons",
  "od_conformance": "approved",
  "is_okd_compliant": false,

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#!/bin/sh
#
# /etc/init.d/tomcat6 -- startup script for the Tomcat 6 servlet engine
#
# Written by Miquel van Smoorenburg <miquels@cistron.nl>.
# Modified for Debian GNU/Linux	by Ian Murdock <imurdock@gnu.ai.mit.edu>.
# Modified for Tomcat by Stefan Gybas <sgybas@debian.org>.
# Modified for Tomcat6 by Thierry Carrez <thierry.carrez@ubuntu.com>.
# Additional improvements by Jason Brittain <jason.brittain@mulesoft.com>.
#

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import urllib, urllib2, json

class CanLIIException(Exception):
    def __str__(self):
        return repr(self.args)
    
class CanLII(object):
    
    def __init__(self, api_key, language = 'en'):
        self.address = "http://api.canlii.org/v1/"