#sneak-jackson_api
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whole flare
I believe you can use the search API with number field for this
https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoices/search
https://docs.stripe.com/search#query-fields-for-invoices
quick zealot
I believe I tried this, so maybe I messed up structuring the query? Can you tell me if this is the correct way to structure the code:
const invoices = await stripe.invoices.search({
query: 'number:XXXXXXXX-1234',
});
That looks fine 🤔
What happens if you do
query: 'number:\'XXXXXXXX-1234\'',
});```Having trouble with dropping this in because i was using string interpolation
{query: number:${invoiceNumber} }
I'll tee up a test case with the number hardcoded
whole flare
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quick zealot
ok this works with the back slashes!
and the extra quotes
I'm very confused about this syntax
I think I'm starting to get it, it's an escapement of another set of quotes
whole flare
yeah for text values you'd need quotes
quick zealot
I'm surprised my string interpolation did not work
whole flare
without quotes, it assumes a numeric value
quick zealot
I guess I just include extra quotes?
Oh
Well that makes sense
Sorry that was not clear to me at first when building this query. Thanks for showing me that!
I think I can get my interpolation to work...
whole flare
All good! 🙂 happy to help
dire mauveBOT