These globals are injected automatically into every backend script execution. They are read-only — you cannot modify them directly.
request
Information about the current HTTP request.
request.query // { foo: 'bar', utm_source: 'google' }
request.headers // see below
request.method // 'GET' or 'POST'
request.ip // IPv4 address, e.g. '1.2.3.4'
request.ip6 // IPv6 address (if available)
request.path // '/my-page'
request.cookies // { cookie_name: 'value' }
request.is_mobile // true/false
request.is_tablet // true/false
| Key | Description |
|---|
user-agent | Browser/device user-agent string |
referer | Referring URL |
accept-language | Visitor’s language preferences |
host | Domain the request was made to |
Full request headers are not exposed to prevent leaking internal infrastructure details (e.g. proxy headers, auth tokens).
customer
The current customer object from the session, or null if no customer is set. Populated after checkout or check-order login.
customer.name
customer.email
customer.first_name
customer.last_name
customer.phone
customer.order_id
customer.order_ids // array of order objects
customer.order_item
customer.order_item_name
customer.conversion_code
customer.payment_provider
customer.billing_first_name
customer.billing_last_name
customer.billing_address
customer.billing_city
customer.billing_state
customer.billing_zip
customer.billing_country
customer.shipping_first_name
customer.shipping_last_name
customer.shipping_address
customer.shipping_city
customer.shipping_state
customer.shipping_zip
customer.shipping_country
is_customer
Boolean. true if the visitor has an active customer session (completed a purchase or logged in via check-order).
if (!is_customer) {
redirect('/sales-page');
}
