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MobileReorderResult

Result of re-adding a past order to the mobile cart. A summary, not a bare cart: reorder re-prices at today's catalogue and can skip a line, and a buyer who taps once must be told both.

type MobileReorderResult {
  addedCount: Int!
  cart: MobileCart!
  mergedCount: Int!
  priceChanged: [MobileReorderPriceChange!]!
  skipped: [MobileListSkip!]!
}

Fields​

MobileReorderResult.addedCount ● Int! non-null scalar​

Lines merged onto the cart.

MobileReorderResult.cart ● MobileCart! non-null object​

The cart after the reorder.

MobileReorderResult.mergedCount ● Int! non-null scalar​

Of addedCount, how many were ALREADY in the basket and had their quantity topped up rather than being added fresh. Reordering the same order twice doubles those lines — the app must be able to say so, or a buyer silently ends up with 50 of a 25-unit line.

MobileReorderResult.priceChanged ● [MobileReorderPriceChange!]! non-null object​

Lines that cost something different today.

MobileReorderResult.skipped ● [MobileListSkip!]! non-null object​

Lines that could not be re-added at all — a free-text line, or a variant the catalogue no longer prices.

Returned By​

reorderFromOrder mutation