I have a simple workflow where I want to get fulfillment information by line item from Shopify
When I try to split the output of the Shopify node by “line_items” I get the message: “The provided field ‘line_items’ is not an array”
This is true, “line_items” is not an array here.
But if I check the json directly from Shopify actually “line_items” is an array.
How do I get the fulfillment data by item in this situation?
Thanks
Hi @AdriKant - sorry to hear you’re running into trouble with this!
I don’t quite know what your workflow setup is, but you should be able to access this through $json.line_items. Can you give that a try? 
Hi @EmeraldHerald I have tried and has the same problem.
I am also trying with a node called “Order Partial Fulfillment”, maybe this one allows to split by line items
Hey @AdriKant,
Where are you using $json.line_items if you could show where you have it set and the message you are using we can take another look.
Hey @AdriKant,
That will be it, Because it isn’t an array you can just use $json.line_items as it is. One thing you could do is use a set node to set the options you want using $json.line_items.x for each field.
Thanks
could you explain me more in detail what you intend? I am not a developer…
Hey @AdriKant,
If you can provide the json data and what fields are in the sheet we can put an example together for you, The quick version would be to add a Set node instead of Item Lists then create a variable for each column you want in the sheet and for the value use $json.line_items.x where x is the name of the item.
The sheet is still to be built.
But let’s assume we have these columns:
Here the json:
[
{
“id”:3922114773201,
“line_items”:{
“id”:11038389108945,
“admin_graphql_api_id”:“gid://shopify/LineItem/11038389108945”,
“fulfillable_quantity”:0,
“fulfillment_service”:“manual”,
“fulfillment_status”:“fulfilled”,
“gift_card”:false,
“grams”:0,
“name”:“Black Eco-leather Shopping Bag”,
“price”:“140.00”,
“price_set”:{
“shop_money”:{
“amount”:“140.00”,
“currency_code”:“CHF”
},
“presentment_money”:{
“amount”:“140.00”,
“currency_code”:“CHF”
}
},
“product_exists”:true,
“product_id”:7229517267153,
“properties”:[
],
“quantity”:1,
“requires_shipping”:true,
“sku”:“202305015”,
“taxable”:true,
“title”:“Black Eco-leather Shopping Bag”,
“total_discount”:“0.00”,
“total_discount_set”:{
“shop_money”:{
“amount”:“0.00”,
“currency_code”:“CHF”
},
“presentment_money”:{
“amount”:“0.00”,
“currency_code”:“CHF”
}
},
“variant_id”:41513665003729,
“variant_inventory_management”:“shopify”,
“variant_title”:null,
“vendor”:“Versace Jeans Couture”,
“tax_lines”:[
{
“channel_liable”:false,
“price”:“6.43”,
“price_set”:{
“shop_money”:{
“amount”:“6.43”,
“currency_code”:“CHF”
},
“presentment_money”:{
“amount”:“6.43”,
“currency_code”:“CHF”
}
},
“rate”:0.077,
“title”:“MwSt”
}
],
“duties”:[
],
“discount_allocations”:[
{
“amount”:“50.00”,
“amount_set”:{
“shop_money”:{
“amount”:“50.00”,
“currency_code”:“CHF”
},
“presentment_money”:{
“amount”:“50.00”,
“currency_code”:“CHF”
}
},
“discount_application_index”:0
}
]
}
}
]
I have made a test with the “Shopify - Order Updated” node and I think it is a better data source compared to the “Order Fulfilled” one.
I just need to implement the right logic to extract the fulfillment information.
