David

I'm getting the same error after I started using this in my Shopify.Context.Initiliaze: SESSION_STORAGE: new Shopify.Session.MemorySessionStorage() When I create the session storage using redis, it works.

I did it myself, you have to rewrite pretty much all of the authentication functions. I highly doubt Shopify has any intention to make this easier for developers.

Thanks guys, the following code worked for me (you can erase the console.logs later, I've added it just to understand how it works): ``` function verifyWebhookRequest(body,req) { try { const...

I'm facing a similar problem where the server throws an error if the JWT token is expired. It seems that there's no built in logic for redirecting the customer to...

This doesn't work, I had to store the session using a global object.

it seems that the function ShopifyOAuth.getCurrentSessionId is not working I've test this and it's now working const id = Shopify.Auth.getCurrentSessionId(req,res) const session = await Shopify.Context.SESSION_STORAGE.loadSession(id)

I was adding the prefix to the HOST variable in the .env file and the shopifyAuth function. This was causing the shopifyAuth function to return a callback with doubled prefix...

I'm also really curious about this, been playing with webhooks and I get hundred of emails after I stop my test server. I hope there's no negative consequence to let...

I'm reading the code right now and it seems that not only the webhook keeps registered on Shopify, but also after the customer uninstalls the app, his "WebhookRegistryEntry" keeps stored...

> yes, i have an open ticket #350 which already has the ground work for it to be done (select_with_nil option) > > i just need the config at this...