cancelOrderChange - Order Module Reference

This documentation provides a reference to the cancelOrderChange method. This belongs to the Order Module.

NoteYou 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#

Code
await orderModuleService.cancelOrderChange("123")

Parameters#

orderIdstring
The order's ID.
sharedContextContextOptional
A context used to share resources, such as transaction manager, between the application and the module.

Returns#

PromisePromise<void>
Resolves when the order's change is canceled successfully.

cancelOrderChange(orderId, sharedContext?): Promise<void>#

This method cancels orders' changes.

Example#

Code
await orderModuleService.cancelOrderChange(["123", "321"])

Parameters#

orderIdstring[]
The orders IDs.
sharedContextContextOptional
A context used to share resources, such as transaction manager, between the application and the module.

Returns#

PromisePromise<void>
Resolves when the orders' changes are canceled successfully.

cancelOrderChange(data, sharedContext?): Promise<void>#

This method cancels an order's change, providing cancelation details.

Example#

Code
1await orderModuleService.cancelOrderChange({2  id: "123",3  canceled_by: "user_123"4})

Parameters#

The cancelation details of the order's change.
sharedContextContextOptional
A context used to share resources, such as transaction manager, between the application and the module.

Returns#

PromisePromise<void>
Resolves when the order's change is canceled successfully.

cancelOrderChange(data, sharedContext?): Promise<void>#

This method cancels orders' changes, providing cancelation details.

Example#

Code
1await orderModuleService.cancelOrderChange([{2  id: "123",3  canceled_by: "user_123"4}])

Parameters#

The cancelation details of the orders' changes.
sharedContextContextOptional
A context used to share resources, such as transaction manager, between the application and the module.

Returns#

PromisePromise<void>
Resolves when the orders' changes are canceled successfully.
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