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Shipping rate script examples

Shipping scripts interact with shipping rates, and can change a rate's title, visibility, display order, and price. These scripts run each time that your customer accesses the shipping options page at checkout.

Shipping scripts that discount a subscription apply to the first payment of the subscription only. Subsequent payments are not discounted by the script.

To use the templates on this page, create a new script with a blank template.

Steps:

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Apps > Script Editor.
  2. Click Create script.
  3. Click Shipping rates.
  4. Select Blank template, then click Create script.
  5. In the Ruby source code section, delete the default line of code: Output.cart = Input.cart
  6. Copy a script from this page and paste it into the Ruby source code section.
  7. Edit the Customizable Settings section of the script to function in your store.
  8. Test your script. For more information, refer to Testing and debugging Shopify Scripts.
  9. After testing:
    • click Save draft to save an unpublished draft of the script, or
    • click Save and publish to create and publish the script.

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Add a message to rate names for specific provinces and countries

Use this script to add a message to shipping rates based on the province and country of the shipping address.

For example, add a message to British Columbia and Ontario (Canada), and Washington and New York (United States) shipping rates that states Due to COVID-19 disruptions, shipping might take longer than normal.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# Add Message to Rate Names for Province or Country
#
# If the cart's shipping address province/country matches
# the entered settings, all shipping rates will have the
# entered message appended to their name.
#
#   - 'country_code' is a 2-character abbreviation for the
#     applicable country
#   - 'province_code_match_type' determines whether we look for
#     provinces that do, or don't, match the entered options, or
#     all provinces. Can be:
#       - ':include' to look for provinces that DO match
#       - ':exclude' to look for provinces that DO NOT match
#       - ':all' to look for all provinces
#   - 'province_codes' is a list of 2-character abbreviations for
#     the applicable provinces
#   - 'message' is the message to append to rate names
# ================================================================
RATE_MESSAGE_FOR_PROVINCE_COUNTRY = [
  {
    country_code: "CA",
    province_code_match_type: :include,
    province_codes: ["BC", "ON"],
    message: "Due to COVID-19 disruptions, shipping might take longer than normal."
  },
  {
    country_code: "US",
    province_code_match_type: :include,
    province_codes: ["NY", "WA"],
    message: "Due to COVID-19 disruptions, shipping might take longer than normal."
  },
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ===============================
# ================================================================
# ProvinceSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied province code matches the entered
# strings.
# ================================================================
class ProvinceSelector
  def initialize(match_type, provinces)
    @match_type = match_type
    @provinces = provinces.map { |province| province.upcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(province_code)
    if @match_type == :all
      true
    else
      (@match_type == :include) == @provinces.any? { |province| province_code.upcase.strip == province }
    end
  end
end

# ================================================================
# AddMessageToRateForProvinceCountryCampaign
#
# If the cart's shipping address country/province matches the
# entered settings, all shipping rates will have the entered
# message appended to their name
# ================================================================
class AddMessageToRateForProvinceCountryCampaign
  def initialize(campaigns)
    @campaigns = campaigns
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    return if cart.shipping_address.nil?

    address = cart.shipping_address

    @campaigns.each do |campaign|
      next unless address.country_code.upcase.strip == campaign[:country_code].upcase.strip

      province_selector = ProvinceSelector.new(campaign[:province_code_match_type],campaign[:province_codes])

      next unless province_selector.match?(address.province_code)

      shipping_rates.each do |shipping_rate|
        rate_name = shipping_rate.name + ' - ' + campaign[:message]
        shipping_rate.change_name(rate_name)
      end
    end
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  AddMessageToRateForProvinceCountryCampaign.new(RATE_MESSAGE_FOR_PROVINCE_COUNTRY),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Show rates for a specific zip code, province, and country

Use this script to show only specific shipping rates to customers from a specific location.

For example, show only a particular shipping rate to customers in the 90210 zip code of California. The rate is hidden for all other locations.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# Show Rate(s) for Zip/Province/Country
#
# If the cart's shipping address country/province/zip match the
# entered settings, the entered rate(s) are shown, and all other
# rates are hidden. Otherwise, the entered rate(s) are hidden.
#
#   - 'country_code' is a 2-character abbreviation for the
#     applicable country
#   - 'province_code' is a list of 2-character abbreviations for
#     the applicable province(s)
#   - 'zip_code_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#   - 'zip_codes' is a list of strings to identify zip codes
#   - 'rate_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#       - ':all' for all rates
#   - 'rate_names' is a list of strings to identify rates
#     - if using ':all' above, this can be set to 'nil'
# ================================================================
SHOW_RATES_FOR_ZIP_PROVINCE_COUNTRY = [
  {
    country_code: "US",
    province_code: "CA",
    zip_code_match_type: :exact,
    zip_codes: ["90210"],
    rate_match_type: :exact,
    rate_names: ["Shipping Rate"],
  },
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ================================
# ================================================================
# ZipCodeSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied zip code matches any of the entered
# strings.
# ================================================================
class ZipCodeSelector
  def initialize(match_type, zip_codes)
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @zip_codes = zip_codes.map { |zip_code| zip_code.upcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(zip_code)
    @zip_codes.any? { |zip| zip_code.to_s.upcase.strip.send(@comparator, zip) }
  end
end

# ================================================================
# RateNameSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied rate name matches any of the entered
# names.
# ================================================================
class RateNameSelector
  def initialize(match_type, rate_names)
    @match_type = match_type
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @rate_names = rate_names&.map { |rate_name| rate_name.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(shipping_rate)
    if @match_type == :all
      true
    else
      @rate_names.any? { |name| shipping_rate.name.downcase.send(@comparator, name) }
    end
  end
end

# ================================================================
# ShowRatesForZipProvinceCountryCampaign
#
# If the cart's shipping address zip/province/country match the
# entered settings, the entered rate(s) are shown, and all other
# rates are hidden. Otherwise, the entered rate(s) are hidden.
# ================================================================
class ShowRatesForZipProvinceCountryCampaign
  def initialize(campaigns)
    @campaigns = campaigns
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    address = cart.shipping_address

    @campaigns.each do |campaign|
      zip_code_selector = ZipCodeSelector.new(campaign[:zip_code_match_type], campaign[:zip_codes])
      rate_name_selector = RateNameSelector.new(campaign[:rate_match_type], campaign[:rate_names])

      if address.nil?
        full_match = false
      else
        country_match =  address.country_code.upcase.strip == campaign[:country_code].upcase.strip
        province_match = address.province_code.upcase.strip == campaign[:province_code].upcase.strip
        zip_match = zip_code_selector.match?(address.zip)
        full_match = country_match && province_match && zip_match
      end

      shipping_rates.delete_if do |shipping_rate|
        rate_name_selector.match?(shipping_rate) != full_match
      end
    end
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  ShowRatesForZipProvinceCountryCampaign.new(SHOW_RATES_FOR_ZIP_PROVINCE_COUNTRY),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Hide rates for a specific zip code, province, and country

Use this script to hide specific rates from customers from a specific location.

For example, hide a particular shipping rate from customers in the 90210 zip code in California.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# Hide Rate(s) for Zip/Province/Country
#
# If the cart's shipping address country/province/zip match the
# entered settings, the entered rate(s) are hidden.
#
#   - 'country_code' is a 2-character abbreviation for the
#     applicable country or region
#   - 'province_code' is a list of 2-character abbreviations for
#     the applicable provinces or states
#   - 'zip_code_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#   - 'zip_codes' is a list of strings to identify zip codes
#   - 'rate_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#       - ':all' for all rates
#   - 'rate_names' is a list of strings to identify rates
#     - if using ':all' above, this can be set to 'nil'
# ================================================================
HIDE_RATES_FOR_ZIP_PROVINCE_COUNTRY = [
  {
    country_code: "US",
    province_code: "CA",
    zip_code_match_type: :exact,
    zip_codes: ["90210"],
    rate_match_type: :exact,
    rate_names: ["Shipping Rate"],
  },
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ================================
# ================================================================
# ZipCodeSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied zip code matches any of the entered
# strings.
# ================================================================
class ZipCodeSelector
  def initialize(match_type, zip_codes)
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @zip_codes = zip_codes.map { |zip_code| zip_code.upcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(zip_code)
    @zip_codes.any? { |zip| zip_code.to_s.upcase.strip.send(@comparator, zip) }
  end
end

# ================================================================
# RateNameSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied rate name matches any of the entered
# names.
# ================================================================
class RateNameSelector
  def initialize(match_type, rate_names)
    @match_type = match_type
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @rate_names = rate_names&.map { |rate_name| rate_name.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(shipping_rate)
    if @match_type == :all
      true
    else
      @rate_names.any? { |name| shipping_rate.name.downcase.send(@comparator, name) }
    end
  end
end

# ================================================================
# HideRatesForZipProvinceCountryCampaign
#
# If the cart's shipping address zip/province/country match the
# entered settings, the entered rate(s) are hidden.
# ================================================================
class HideRatesForZipProvinceCountryCampaign
  def initialize(campaigns)
    @campaigns = campaigns
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    address = cart.shipping_address

    return if address.nil?

    @campaigns.each do |campaign|
      zip_code_selector = ZipCodeSelector.new(campaign[:zip_code_match_type], campaign[:zip_codes])

      country_match =  address.country_code.upcase.strip == campaign[:country_code].upcase.strip
      province_match = address.province_code.upcase.strip == campaign[:province_code].upcase.strip
      zip_match = zip_code_selector.match?(address.zip)

      next unless country_match && province_match && zip_match

      rate_name_selector = RateNameSelector.new(campaign[:rate_match_type], campaign[:rate_names])

      shipping_rates.delete_if do |shipping_rate|
        rate_name_selector.match?(shipping_rate)
      end
    end
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  HideRatesForZipProvinceCountryCampaign.new(HIDE_RATES_FOR_ZIP_PROVINCE_COUNTRY),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Hide rates for specific products in certain countries

Use this script to hide rates from customers from a specific country when they purchase a specific item.

For example, hide a particular shipping rate from customers in Canada if they purchase a T-shirt.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# Hide Rate(s) for Product/Country
#
# If the cart contains any matching items, and we have a matching
# country, the entered rate(s) are hidden.
#
#   - 'product_selector_match_type' determines whether we look for
#     products that do or don't match the entered selectors. Can
#     be:
#       - ':include' to check if the product does match
#       - ':exclude' to make sure the product doesn't match
#   - 'product_selector_type' determines how eligible products
#     will be identified. Can be either:
#       - ':tag' to find products by tag
#       - ':type' to find products by type
#       - ':vendor' to find products by vendor
#       - ':product_id' to find products by ID
#       - ':variant_id' to find products by variant ID
#       - ':subscription' to find subscription products
#   - 'product_selectors' is a list of tags or IDs to identify
#     associated products
#   - 'country_code_match_type' determines whether we look for
#     countries that do, or don't, match the entered options, or
#     all countries. Can be:
#       - ':include' to look for countries that DO match
#       - ':exclude' to look for countries that DO NOT match
#       - ':all' to look for all countries
#   - 'country_codes' is a list of country code abbreviations
#     - ie. United States would be `US`
#   - 'rate_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#       - ':all' for all rates
#   - 'rate_names' is a list of strings to identify rates
#     - if using ':all' above, this can be set to 'nil'
# ================================================================
HIDE_RATES_FOR_PRODUCT_AND_COUNTRY = [
  {
    product_selector_match_type: :include,
    product_selector_type: :product_id,
    product_selectors: [1234567890987, 1234567890986],
    country_code_match_type: :include,
    country_codes: ["CA"],
    rate_match_type: :exact,
    rate_names: ["Shipping Rate"],
  },
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ================================
# ================================================================
# ProductSelector
#
# Finds matching products by the entered criteria.
# ================================================================
class ProductSelector
  def initialize(match_type, selector_type, selectors)
    @match_type = match_type
    @comparator = match_type == :include ? 'any?' : 'none?'
    @selector_type = selector_type
    @selectors = selectors
  end

  def match?(line_item)
    if self.respond_to?(@selector_type)
      self.send(@selector_type, line_item)
    else
      raise RuntimeError.new('Invalid product selector type')
    end
  end

  def tag(line_item)
    product_tags = line_item.variant.product.tags.map { |tag| tag.downcase.strip }
    @selectors = @selectors.map { |selector| selector.downcase.strip }
    (@selectors & product_tags).send(@comparator)
  end

  def type(line_item)
    @selectors = @selectors.map { |selector| selector.downcase.strip }
    (@match_type == :include) == @selectors.include?(line_item.variant.product.product_type.downcase.strip)
  end

  def vendor(line_item)
    @selectors = @selectors.map { |selector| selector.downcase.strip }
    (@match_type == :include) == @selectors.include?(line_item.variant.product.vendor.downcase.strip)
  end

  def product_id(line_item)
    (@match_type == :include) == @selectors.include?(line_item.variant.product.id)
  end

  def variant_id(line_item)
    (@match_type == :include) == @selectors.include?(line_item.variant.id)
  end

  def subscription(line_item)
    !line_item.selling_plan_id.nil?
  end
end

# ================================================================
# CountrySelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied country code matches the entered
# strings.
# ================================================================
class CountrySelector
  def initialize(match_type, countries)
    @match_type = match_type
    @countries = countries.map { |country| country.upcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(country_code)
    if @match_type == :all
      true
    else
      (@match_type == :include) == @countries.any? { |country| country_code.upcase.strip == country }
    end
  end
end

# ================================================================
# RateNameSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied rate name matches any of the entered
# names.
# ================================================================
class RateNameSelector
  def initialize(match_type, rate_names)
    @match_type = match_type
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @rate_names = rate_names&.map { |rate_name| rate_name.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(shipping_rate)
    if @match_type == :all
      true
    else
      @rate_names.any? { |name| shipping_rate.name.downcase.send(@comparator, name) }
    end
  end
end

# ================================================================
# HideRatesForProductCountryCampaign
#
# If the cart contains any matching items, and we have a matching
# country, the entered rate(s) are hidden.
# ================================================================
class HideRatesForProductCountryCampaign
  def initialize(campaigns)
    @campaigns = campaigns
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    address = cart.shipping_address

    return if address.nil?

    @campaigns.each do |campaign|
      product_selector = ProductSelector.new(
        campaign[:product_selector_match_type],
        campaign[:product_selector_type],
        campaign[:product_selectors],
      )

      country_selector = CountrySelector.new(campaign[:country_code_match_type], campaign[:country_codes])
      product_match = cart.line_items.any? { |line_item| product_selector.match?(line_item) }
      country_match = country_selector.match?(address.country_code)

      next unless product_match && country_match

      rate_name_selector = RateNameSelector.new(
        campaign[:rate_match_type],
        campaign[:rate_names],
      )

      shipping_rates.delete_if do |shipping_rate|
        rate_name_selector.match?(shipping_rate)
      end
    end
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  HideRatesForProductCountryCampaign.new(HIDE_RATES_FOR_PRODUCT_AND_COUNTRY),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Hide rates for PO box deliveries

Use this script to hide a specific rate from customers if their shipping address is a PO box.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# Hide Rate(s) for PO Box addresses
#
# If the shipping address contains any of the entered "PO Box"
# identifiers, the entered rate(s) are hidden.
#
#   - 'po_box_triggers' is a list of possible strings for a PO
#     Box address
#   - 'rate_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#       - ':all' for all rates
#   - 'rate_names' is a list of rates to show/hide if the above
#     conditions are met
# ================================================================
HIDE_RATES_FOR_PO_BOX = [
  {
    po_box_triggers: [
      "po box", "post office", "p o box", "p.o.box", "p.o. box", "p.o box", "pobox",
      "post office box", "post box", "p. o. box", "po. box", "postal box",
    ],
    rate_match_type: :exact,
    rate_names: ["Shipping Rate", "Other Shipping Rate"],
  },
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ================================
# ================================================================
# AddressSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied address contains any of the entered
# strings.
# ================================================================
class AddressSelector
  def initialize(triggers)
    @triggers = triggers.map { |trigger| trigger.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(address)
    address_fields = [address.address1, address.address2].map do |line|
      line.nil? ? "" : line.downcase
    end

    address_fields = address_fields.join(" ")
    @triggers.any? { |trigger| address_fields.include?(trigger) }
  end
end

# ================================================================
# RateNameSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied rate name matches any of the entered
# names.
# ================================================================
class RateNameSelector
  def initialize(match_type, rate_names)
    @match_type = match_type
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @rate_names = rate_names.map { |rate_name| rate_name.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(shipping_rate)
    if @match_type == :all
      true
    else
      @rate_names.any? { |name| shipping_rate.name.downcase.send(@comparator, name) }
    end
  end
end

# ================================================================
# HideRatesForPOBoxCampaign
#
# If the shipping address contains any of the entered "PO Box"
# identifiers, the entered rate(s) are hidden.
# ================================================================
class HideRatesForPOBoxCampaign
  def initialize(campaigns)
    @campaigns = campaigns
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    address = cart.shipping_address

    return if address.nil?

    @campaigns.each do |campaign|
      next unless AddressSelector.new(campaign[:po_box_triggers]).match?(address)

      rate_name_selector = RateNameSelector.new(
        campaign[:rate_match_type],
        campaign[:rate_names],
      )

      shipping_rates.delete_if do |shipping_rate|
        rate_name_selector.match?(shipping_rate)
      end
    end
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  HideRatesForPOBoxCampaign.new(HIDE_RATES_FOR_PO_BOX),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Show rates by customer tag

Use this script to show only a specific rate to specifically tagged customers.

For example, show only a particular shipping rate to customers with the VIP tag.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# Show Rate(s) for Customer Tag
#
# If we have a matching customer, the entered rate(s) will be
# shown, and all others will be hidden. Otherwise, the entered
# rate(s) will be hidden.
#
#   - 'customer_tag_match_type' determines whether we look for the
#     customer to be tagged with any of the entered tags or not.
#     Can be:
#       - ':include' to check if the customer is tagged
#       - ':exclude' to make sure the customer isn't tagged
#   - 'customer_tags' is a list of customer tags to trigger the
#     campaign
#   - 'rate_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#   - 'rate_names' is a list of strings to identify rates
# ================================================================
SHOW_RATES_FOR_CUSTOMER_TAG = [
  {
    customer_tag_match_type: :include,
    customer_tags: ["customer_tag", "another_tag"],
    rate_match_type: :exact,
    rate_names: ["Shipping Rate", "Other Shipping Rate"],
  },
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ================================
# ================================================================
# CustomerTagSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied customer has any of the entered tags.
# ================================================================
class CustomerTagSelector
  def initialize(match_type, tags)
    @comparator = match_type == :include ? 'any?' : 'none?'
    @tags = tags.map { |tag| tag.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(customer)
    customer_tags = customer.tags.map { |tag| tag.downcase.strip }
    (@tags & customer_tags).send(@comparator)
  end
end

# ================================================================
# RateNameSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied rate name matches any of the entered
# names.
# ================================================================
class RateNameSelector
  def initialize(match_type, rate_names)
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @rate_names = rate_names.map { |rate_name| rate_name.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(shipping_rate)
    @rate_names.any? { |name| shipping_rate.name.downcase.send(@comparator, name) }
  end
end

# ================================================================
# ShowRateForCustomerTagCampaign
#
# If we have a matching customer, the entered rate(s) will be
# shown, and all others will be hidden. Otherwise, the entered
# rate(s) will be hidden.
# ================================================================
class ShowRateForCustomerTagCampaign
  def initialize(campaigns)
    @campaigns = campaigns
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    @campaigns.each do |campaign|
      customer_tag_selector = CustomerTagSelector.new(
        campaign[:customer_tag_match_type],
        campaign[:customer_tags]
      )

      customer_match = cart.customer.nil? ? false : customer_tag_selector.match?(cart.customer)

      rate_name_selector = RateNameSelector.new(
        campaign[:rate_match_type],
        campaign[:rate_names]
      )

      shipping_rates.delete_if do |shipping_rate|
        rate_name_selector.match?(shipping_rate) != customer_match
      end
    end
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  ShowRateForCustomerTagCampaign.new(SHOW_RATES_FOR_CUSTOMER_TAG),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Reorder rates

Use this script to change the default order of the shipping rates offered to your customers.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# The order in which you would like your rates to display
# ================================================================
DESIRED_RATE_ORDER = [
  "Shipping Rate 1", "Shipping Rate 2", "Shipping Rate 3",
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ================================
# ================================================================
# ReorderRatesCampaign
#
# Reorders rates into the entered order
# ================================================================
class ReorderRatesCampaign
  def initialize(desired_order)
    @desired_order = desired_order.map { |item| item.downcase.strip }
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    shipping_rates.sort_by! { |rate| @desired_order.index(rate.name.downcase.strip) || Float::INFINITY }
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  ReorderRatesCampaign.new(DESIRED_RATE_ORDER),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Discount rates by discount code

Use this script to offer a discount on a specific rate if the customer has used a specific discount code in the checkout.

For example, if your customer has used the "DISCOUNT_15" discount code, discount a particular rate.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# Discount Rate(s) by Discount Code(s)
#
# If one of the entered discount codes is used, the entered
# rate(s) are discounted by the entered amount.
#
#   - 'discount_code_match_type' determines whether the below
#     strings should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#   - 'discount_codes' is a list of strings to identify discount
#     codes
#   - 'rate_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#   - 'rate_names' is a list of strings to identify rates
#   - 'discount_type' is the type of discount to provide. Can be
#     either:
#       - ':percent'
#       - ':dollar'
#   - 'discount_amount' is the percentage/dollar discount to
#     apply
#   - 'discount_message' is the message to show when a discount
#     is applied
# ================================================================
DISCOUNTS_FOR_DISCOUNT_CODES = [
  {
    discount_code_match_type: :exact,
    discount_codes: ["TESTCODE1", "TESTCODE2"],
    rate_match_type: :exact,
    rate_names: ["Shipping Rate", "Other Shipping Rate"],
    discount_type: :percent,
    discount_amount: 100,
    discount_message: "Free Shipping with discount code"
  },
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ================================
# ================================================================
# DiscountCodeSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied discount code matches any of the
# entered codes.
# ================================================================
class DiscountCodeSelector
  def initialize(match_type, discount_codes)
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @discount_codes = discount_codes.map { |discount_code| discount_code.upcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(discount_code)
    @discount_codes.any? { |code| discount_code.code.upcase.send(@comparator, code) }
  end
end

# ================================================================
# RateNameSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied rate name matches any of the entered
# names.
# ================================================================
class RateNameSelector
  def initialize(match_type, rate_names)
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @rate_names = rate_names.map { |rate_name| rate_name.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(shipping_rate)
    @rate_names.any? { |name| shipping_rate.name.downcase.send(@comparator, name) }
  end
end

# ================================================================
# DiscountApplicator
#
# Applies the entered discount to the supplied shipping rate.
# ================================================================
class DiscountApplicator
  def initialize(discount_type, discount_amount, discount_message)
    @discount_type = discount_type
    @discount_message = discount_message

    @discount_amount = if discount_type == :percent
      discount_amount * 0.01
    else
      Money.new(cents: 100) * discount_amount
    end
  end

  def apply(shipping_rate)
    rate_discount = if @discount_type == :percent
      shipping_rate.price * @discount_amount
    else
      @discount_amount
    end

    shipping_rate.apply_discount(rate_discount, message: @discount_message)
  end
end

# ================================================================
# DiscountRatesForDiscountCodeCampaign
#
# If one of the entered discount codes is used, the entered
# rate(s) are discounted by the entered amount.
# ================================================================
class DiscountRatesForDiscountCodeCampaign
  def initialize(campaigns)
    @campaigns = campaigns
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    return if cart.discount_code.nil?

    @campaigns.each do |campaign|
      discount_code_selector = DiscountCodeSelector.new(campaign[:discount_code_match_type], campaign[:discount_codes])

      next unless discount_code_selector.match?(cart.discount_code)

      rate_name_selector = RateNameSelector.new(campaign[:rate_match_type], campaign[:rate_names])
      discount_applicator = DiscountApplicator.new(
        campaign[:discount_type],
        campaign[:discount_amount],
        campaign[:discount_message],
      )

      shipping_rates.each do |shipping_rate|
        next unless rate_name_selector.match?(shipping_rate)
        discount_applicator.apply(shipping_rate)
      end
    end
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  DiscountRatesForDiscountCodeCampaign.new(DISCOUNTS_FOR_DISCOUNT_CODES),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Discount rate by customer tag

Use this script to discount a specific rate for specifically tagged customers.

For example, offer a 10% discount on a particular rate if the customer has the VIP tag.

# ================================ Customizable Settings ================================
# ================================================================
# Discount Rate(s) for Customer Tag(s)
#
# If we have a matching customer, the entered rate(s) are
# discounted by the entered amount.
#
#   - 'customer_tag_match_type' determines whether we look for the customer
#     to be tagged with any of the entered tags or not. Can be:
#       - ':include' to check if the customer is tagged
#       - ':exclude' to make sure the customer isn't tagged
#   - 'customer_tags' is a list of customer tags to qualify for
#     a discount
#   - 'rate_match_type' determines whether the below strings
#     should be an exact or partial match. Can be:
#       - ':exact' for an exact match
#       - ':partial' for a partial match
#   - 'rate_names' is a list of strings to identify rates
#   - 'discount_type' is the type of discount to provide. Can be
#     either:
#       - ':percent'
#       - ':dollar'
#   - 'discount_amount' is the percentage/dollar discount to
#     apply
#   - 'discount_message' is the message to show when a discount
#     is applied
# ================================================================
DISCOUNTS_FOR_CUSTOMER_TAG = [
  {
    customer_tag_match_type: :include,
    customer_tags: ["customer_tag", "another_tag"],
    rate_match_type: :exact,
    rate_names: ["Shipping Rate", "Other Shipping Rate"],
    discount_type: :percent,
    discount_amount: 10,
    discount_message: "10% off shipping for tagged customers"
  },
]

# ================================ Script Code (do not edit) ================================
# ================================================================
# CustomerTagSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied customer has any of the entered tags
# ================================================================
class CustomerTagSelector
  def initialize(match_type, tags)
    @comparator = match_type == :include ? 'any?' : 'none?'
    @tags = tags.map { |tag| tag.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(customer)
    customer_tags = customer.tags.map { |tag| tag.downcase.strip }
    (@tags & customer_tags).send(@comparator)
  end
end

# ================================================================
# RateNameSelector
#
# Finds whether the supplied rate name matches any of the entered
# names
# ================================================================
class RateNameSelector
  def initialize(match_type, rate_names)
    @comparator = match_type == :exact ? '==' : 'include?'
    @rate_names = rate_names.map { |rate_name| rate_name.downcase.strip }
  end

  def match?(shipping_rate)
    @rate_names.any? { |name| shipping_rate.name.downcase.send(@comparator, name) }
  end
end

# ================================================================
# DiscountApplicator
#
# Applies the entered discount to the supplied shipping rate
# ================================================================
class DiscountApplicator
  def initialize(discount_type, discount_amount, discount_message)
    @discount_type = discount_type
    @discount_message = discount_message

    @discount_amount = if discount_type == :percent
      discount_amount * 0.01
    else
      Money.new(cents: 100) * discount_amount
    end
  end

  def apply(shipping_rate)
    rate_discount = if @discount_type == :percent
      shipping_rate.price * @discount_amount
    else
      @discount_amount
    end

    shipping_rate.apply_discount(rate_discount, message: @discount_message)
  end
end

# ================================================================
# DiscountRatesForCustomerTagCampaign
#
# If we have a matching customer, the entered rate(s) are
# discounted by the entered amount.
# ================================================================
class DiscountRatesForCustomerTagCampaign
  def initialize(campaigns)
    @campaigns = campaigns
  end

  def run(cart, shipping_rates)
    return if cart.customer.nil?

    @campaigns.each do |campaign|
      customer_tag_selector = CustomerTagSelector.new(campaign[:customer_tag_match_type], campaign[:customer_tags])

      next unless customer_tag_selector.match?(cart.customer)

      rate_name_selector = RateNameSelector.new(campaign[:rate_match_type], campaign[:rate_names])
      discount_applicator = DiscountApplicator.new(
        campaign[:discount_type],
        campaign[:discount_amount],
        campaign[:discount_message],
      )

      shipping_rates.each do |shipping_rate|
        next unless rate_name_selector.match?(shipping_rate)
        discount_applicator.apply(shipping_rate)
      end
    end
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  DiscountRatesForCustomerTagCampaign.new(DISCOUNTS_FOR_CUSTOMER_TAG),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.cart, Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates

Show only carrier-calculated rates

Use this script to display carrier-calculated rates only. If carrier-calculated rates aren't available, your manually created rates are displayed.

# ================================================================
# Carrier Calculated Rate Fallback
#
# As long as carrier calculated rates are available, Shopify rates
# will be hidden.
# ================================================================
class CalculatedRateFallbackCampaign
  def run(shipping_rates)
    has_calculated_rates = shipping_rates.any?{ |shipping_rate| shipping_rate.source.downcase != 'shopify' }

    return unless has_calculated_rates

    shipping_rates.delete_if { |shipping_rate| shipping_rate.source.downcase == 'shopify' }
  end
end

CAMPAIGNS = [
  CalculatedRateFallbackCampaign.new(),
]

CAMPAIGNS.each do |campaign|
  campaign.run(Input.shipping_rates)
end

Output.shipping_rates = Input.shipping_rates
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