Gavin Ballard

Cool. I'll look into this (probably don't hold your breath on it being included soon though ;)). If you end up implementing something yourself do let me know and I...

Hi @xiangcatherine, thanks for the kind words! It would depend a little bit on how you're planning on using the information. I have pretty limited time for diving into these...

Thanks @tsutshiau! As @michaelrshannon said, it's a bit tricky to render `inventory_quantity` from Rivets as it's not something returned by the Ajax API. Two things that could help: 1) Use...

@lmartins No change in the released version of the library at the moment I'm afraid. Inventory quantities are [officially no longer returned in the Ajax API](https://ecommerce.shopify.com/c/api-announcements/t/inventory-levels-will-no-longer-be-available-through-the-public-product-json-388079) so for this to...

Thanks for sharing @allanarmstrong! We definitely need a better error-handling story.

@kyl-newton I would love to implement this (along with a raft of other improvements), but I have pretty much zero time to work on it at the moment. Happily accepting...

@bakura10 Yes! The Cart object returned by Shopify's Ajax API includes details of line items that may have had their price affected by a script, for example: ``` { token:"f8d966585b4692e87dc17f168360c483",...

@bakura10 Yes, that doesn't seem to be getting returned by the Ajax API, but the `title` property inside the `discounts` array for each line item contains the same value.

OK, awesome.

Hi @ryanwachtl - what sort of support do you mean? CartJS is capable of displaying anything returned to us by the Ajax API. Maybe if you can provide some details...