404 on Requests?

[lambbyrd]

Maybe this is something simple but I keep getting a 404 on my api get requests.

I don't see Auth headers being added to my request, so wondering if there is something I need to add to the config to allow that?

Thanks,

Chris

[janfabian]

Hi @codepressd, can you include an example of such a request, what URL do you call?

[lambbyrd]

@janfabian Thanks for replying.

I haven't had success with any of them. I'm tunneling in using serveo. I started out with shopify's starter node example and converted it over to typescript. Everything seems to work fine except the calls so I don't know if I messed something up.

I'm doing a simple fetch call to "/shopify/admin/orders.json" or "/shopify/admin/customers.json".

I attached a photo of my network tab. I also I getting and access token back when the project builds. The only error I'm seeing is when I start up:

Error creating webhook 'orders/create'. {"errors":{"address":["for this topic has already been taken"]}}

But I'm not hitting that endpoint and going to remove it.

Thanks for the help.

Chris

[lambbyrd]

@janfabian Any ideas?

[janfabian]

@codepressd sorry for not answering your question. I'd start with another question - do you map the routes from this package?

const {routes} = shopifyExpress(config);
app.use('/shopify', routes);

But you probably did it, right? Because auth is working for you correctly?

[janfabian]

I would also check this https://github.com/Shopify/shopify-express/blob/master/routes/shopifyApiProxy.js#L44

What is the result, is the function even called?

[lambbyrd]

@janfabian I used the starter that I found on shopify's node example. Then modified it to use typescript.
Here is the code that maps it:

const shopify = ShopifyExpress(shopifyConfig);

// Mount Shopify Routes
const { routes, middleware } = shopify;
const { withShop, withWebhook } = middleware;

app.use('/shopify', routes);

But I think you are right that its not hitting api proxy correctly. It's almost like it sends my original request right through. It does hit that '/shopify' route. Cause I've removed routes and console.log there...

I take a look in apiproxy and see if I can figure out what is going on there.

Thanks