Inventory

Represents a store’s inventory, providing access to its identifying information, title, description, and stock policy.

Type Definition

type Inventory {
  title: String
  description: String
  policy: String
}

Fields

Relationships

The Inventory type does not have any direct relationships to other object types. It serves as a standalone representation of inventory metadata within the store.

Usage Examples

Basic Query

query {
  inventory {
    title
    description
    policy
  }
}

Field Selection

query {
  inventory {
    title
    policy
  }
}

Nested Queries

The Inventory type contains only scalar fields and does not include nested objects. Therefore, nested queries are not applicable.

Filtering and Sorting

Filtering, sorting, and pagination are not applicable directly on the Inventory object as it represents a single entity without list-based fields.

Implements

The Inventory type does not implement any interfaces.

Connections

The Inventory type does not expose any connection fields.

Related Types

There are no explicitly defined related types connected to Inventory in the current schema.

Best Practices

• Select only the fields you need (title, description, policy) to minimize response size.
• Use the policy field to understand stock purchasing constraints before processing orders.
• Since all fields are optional, always include null checks in your client code to handle missing data gracefully.

Notes

• The Inventory object contains only scalar fields; no nested or computed fields are defined.
• The API currently requires no authentication, but this may change in future versions.
• Because Inventory data is relatively static, consider caching responses to improve performance.
• No field arguments or computed fields are defined for Inventory.
• Handle the possibility of null values for all fields in your application logic to avoid runtime errors.