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 To call functions from a "fetchwrapper" or any wrapper you have in your code, follow these general steps: 1. **Import the Wrapper**:    Make sure you import the wrapper in your code.    ```javascript    import fetchwrapper from './fetchwrapper'; // Replace with the actual path to your fetchwrapper    ``` 2. **Invoke the Functions**:    Call the functions provided by the wrapper as needed.    ```javascript    // Example usage    const url = 'https://api.example.com/data';    const options = {      method: 'GET',      headers: {        'Authorization': 'Bearer YourAccessToken',      },    };    fetchwrapper.get(url, options)      .then(response => {        // Handle the response      })      .catch(error => {        // Handle errors      });    ```    In this example, `fetchwrapper.get()` is used to make a GET request with the provided URL and options. You can use other functions provided by your wrapper, such as `fetchwrapper.post

 Excluding a product and an order in JavaScript usually depends on the context of what you're working with. Here are two different scenarios with code examples: **Scenario 1: Excluding a Product from an Array of Products** If you have an array of products and you want to exclude a specific product based on some condition (e.g., a product ID), you can use the `Array.filter` method: ```javascript const products = [   { id: 1, name: 'Product A' },   { id: 2, name: 'Product B' },   { id: 3, name: 'Product C' } ]; const productIdToExclude = 2; const filteredProducts = products.filter(product => product.id !== productIdToExclude); console.log(filteredProducts); ``` In this example, the product with ID 2 is excluded from the `filteredProducts` array. **Scenario 2: Excluding an Order from an Array of Orders** If you have an array of orders and you want to exclude a specific order based on some condition (e.g., an order ID), you can use the `Array.filter` method i

 To count canceled and refunded orders in Shopify, you can use Shopify's admin interface or the Shopify API. Here's how to do it using both methods: ### Method 1: Using Shopify Admin Interface 1. **Log in to your Shopify admin**. 2. **Go to the "Orders" page** by clicking "Orders" in the left-hand menu. 3. **Filter Orders**:    - Use the filter options to narrow down the list of orders. You can filter orders by their status (e.g., "Canceled" or "Refunded"). 4. **Count Orders**:    - Once you have applied the appropriate filters, the system will display the number of canceled or refunded orders that match your criteria at the top of the page. ### Method 2: Using Shopify API (for Developers) If you need to programmatically count canceled and refunded orders or require more advanced automation, you can use the Shopify API. Here's how you can use the Shopify API to count canceled and refunded orders: 1. **Get Access to the Shopify API**: