cancelOrderChange - Order Module Reference
This documentation provides a reference to the cancelOrderChange
method. This belongs to the Order Module.
Note: You should only use this methods when implementing complex customizations. For common cases, check out
available workflows instead.
cancelOrderChange(orderId, sharedContext?): Promise<void>#
This method cancels an order's change.
Example#
await orderModuleService.cancelOrderChange("123")
Parameters#
The order's ID.
A context used to share resources, such as transaction manager, between the application and the module.
Returns#
Resolves when the order's change is canceled successfully.
cancelOrderChange(orderId, sharedContext?): Promise<void>#
This method cancels orders' changes.
Example#
await orderModuleService.cancelOrderChange(["123", "321"])
Parameters#
The orders IDs.
A context used to share resources, such as transaction manager, between the application and the module.
Returns#
Resolves when the orders' changes are canceled successfully.
cancelOrderChange(data, sharedContext?): Promise<void>#
This method cancels an order's change, providing cancelation details.
Example#
1await orderModuleService.cancelOrderChange({2 id: "123",3 canceled_by: "user_123"4})
Parameters#
The cancelation details of the order's change.
A context used to share resources, such as transaction manager, between the application and the module.
Returns#
Resolves when the order's change is canceled successfully.
cancelOrderChange(data, sharedContext?): Promise<void>#
This method cancels orders' changes, providing cancelation details.
Example#
1await orderModuleService.cancelOrderChange([{2 id: "123",3 canceled_by: "user_123"4}])
Parameters#
The cancelation details of the orders' changes.
A context used to share resources, such as transaction manager, between the application and the module.
Returns#
Resolves when the orders' changes are canceled successfully.