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var moltin = require('@moltin/sdk');
var _fetch = fetch;
fetch = function() {
console.log(arguments);
return _fetch.apply(this, arguments);
};
var gateway = moltin.gateway({
client_id: 'Bo3sm8m9fQfvY9zCrfRhICCa4UbgimJw8HMGJnBBSq',
client_secret: '5FZZYEFfHJEOKPGtUsqqmvdHquBody3w7W7BfZ2D7a'
});
var productId = 'd7ca0989-e54c-40ca-8de3-9abb43233fe8';
var categories1 = [
'7c4c6530-b09b-4103-861f-646d405cb9f5',
'd736fca3-d206-45a5-8c9e-26879a079654'
];
var categories2 = [];
gateway.Products
.UpdateRelationships(productId, 'category', categories1)
.then(res => console.log('test1', res))
.then(() => gateway.Products
.UpdateRelationships(productId, 'category', categories2)
.then(res => console.log('test2', res))
.catch(e => console.log(e)));
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