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When you're filling out the Shipping Address form in Magento 2, periodically Magento will make an ajax request for the URL



http://magento.example.com/rest/default/V1/guest-carts/[hash]/estimate-shipping-methods


and use this data to update the shipping methods section of the UI.



Programmatically speaking, which RequireJS modules setup the events and/or Knockout observables or data-bindings that enable this functionality. Tracing backwards through the code from the URL manager



#File: vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/resource-url-manager.js
getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress: function(quote) {
var params = (this.getCheckoutMethod() == 'guest') ? {quoteId: quote.getQuoteId()} : {};
var urls = {
'guest': '/guest-carts/:quoteId/estimate-shipping-methods',
'customer': '/carts/mine/estimate-shipping-methods'
};
return this.getUrl(urls, params);
},


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    When you're filling out the Shipping Address form in Magento 2, periodically Magento will make an ajax request for the URL



    http://magento.example.com/rest/default/V1/guest-carts/[hash]/estimate-shipping-methods


    and use this data to update the shipping methods section of the UI.



    Programmatically speaking, which RequireJS modules setup the events and/or Knockout observables or data-bindings that enable this functionality. Tracing backwards through the code from the URL manager



    #File: vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/resource-url-manager.js
    getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress: function(quote) {
    var params = (this.getCheckoutMethod() == 'guest') ? {quoteId: quote.getQuoteId()} : {};
    var urls = {
    'guest': '/guest-carts/:quoteId/estimate-shipping-methods',
    'customer': '/carts/mine/estimate-shipping-methods'
    };
    return this.getUrl(urls, params);
    },


    has branched too many times for this to be an easy thing to figure out. I'm hoping someone here already has the solution in hand.










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      When you're filling out the Shipping Address form in Magento 2, periodically Magento will make an ajax request for the URL



      http://magento.example.com/rest/default/V1/guest-carts/[hash]/estimate-shipping-methods


      and use this data to update the shipping methods section of the UI.



      Programmatically speaking, which RequireJS modules setup the events and/or Knockout observables or data-bindings that enable this functionality. Tracing backwards through the code from the URL manager



      #File: vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/resource-url-manager.js
      getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress: function(quote) {
      var params = (this.getCheckoutMethod() == 'guest') ? {quoteId: quote.getQuoteId()} : {};
      var urls = {
      'guest': '/guest-carts/:quoteId/estimate-shipping-methods',
      'customer': '/carts/mine/estimate-shipping-methods'
      };
      return this.getUrl(urls, params);
      },


      has branched too many times for this to be an easy thing to figure out. I'm hoping someone here already has the solution in hand.










      share|improve this question














      When you're filling out the Shipping Address form in Magento 2, periodically Magento will make an ajax request for the URL



      http://magento.example.com/rest/default/V1/guest-carts/[hash]/estimate-shipping-methods


      and use this data to update the shipping methods section of the UI.



      Programmatically speaking, which RequireJS modules setup the events and/or Knockout observables or data-bindings that enable this functionality. Tracing backwards through the code from the URL manager



      #File: vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/resource-url-manager.js
      getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress: function(quote) {
      var params = (this.getCheckoutMethod() == 'guest') ? {quoteId: quote.getQuoteId()} : {};
      var urls = {
      'guest': '/guest-carts/:quoteId/estimate-shipping-methods',
      'customer': '/carts/mine/estimate-shipping-methods'
      };
      return this.getUrl(urls, params);
      },


      has branched too many times for this to be an easy thing to figure out. I'm hoping someone here already has the solution in hand.







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          in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js:21 there is a subscribe to the shipping address observerable quote.shippingAddress.



              quote.shippingAddress.subscribe(function () {
          var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

          if (processors[type]) {
          processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
          } else {
          processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
          }
          });


          In the callback funtion this calls to the getRates function in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js



          getRates does an ajax call using the url build via the getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress method you mentioned in your question and uses the result to update the rateRegistry and sets the shipping rates on the shippingRates observerable of the shipping service.



                 getRates: function (address) {
          shippingService.isLoading(true);
          var cache = rateRegistry.get(address.getCacheKey()),
          serviceUrl = resourceUrlManager.getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress(quote),
          payload = JSON.stringify({
          address: {
          'street': address.street,
          'city': address.city,
          'region_id': address.regionId,
          'region': address.region,
          'country_id': address.countryId,
          'postcode': address.postcode,
          'email': address.email,
          'customer_id': address.customerId,
          'firstname': address.firstname,
          'lastname': address.lastname,
          'middlename': address.middlename,
          'prefix': address.prefix,
          'suffix': address.suffix,
          'vat_id': address.vatId,
          'company': address.company,
          'telephone': address.telephone,
          'fax': address.fax,
          'custom_attributes': address.customAttributes,
          'save_in_address_book': address.saveInAddressBook
          }
          }
          );

          if (cache) {
          shippingService.setShippingRates(cache);
          shippingService.isLoading(false);
          } else {
          storage.post(
          serviceUrl, payload, false
          ).done(
          function (result) {
          rateRegistry.set(address.getCacheKey(), result);
          shippingService.setShippingRates(result);
          }
          ).fail(
          function (response) {
          shippingService.setShippingRates([]);
          errorProcessor.process(response);
          }
          ).always(
          function () {
          shippingService.isLoading(false);
          }
          );
          }
          }


          The above show how the shipping methods get updated below will show how the quote.shippingAddres.subscribe is triggered:



          The short version
          Each shipping method has validation rules set against some of the shipping fields, these fields plus the postcode fields are observered via the knockoutjs 'value' binding and once this is triggered it updates the shipping address and this in turn as mentioned previously updates the shipping methods.



          The long version
          I will now explain the long version looking at the free shipping method, as this seems to be the same for all other included shipping methods.



          on page load The view component Magento_OfflineShipping/js/view/shipping-rates-validation/freeshipping gets loaded via vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/layout/checkout_index_index.xml



          This makes a call to



          defaultShippingRatesValidationRules.registerRules('freeshipping', freeshippingShippingRatesValidationRules); 


          which uses the following



          /**
          * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
          * See COPYING.txt for license details.
          */
          /*global define*/
          define(
          [],
          function () {
          "use strict";
          return {
          getRules: function() {
          return {
          'country_id': {
          'required': true
          }
          };
          }
          };
          }


          from vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules/freeshipping.js



          to set up the rateRules in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules.js



          after this the vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/view/shipping.js module gets loaded, which on initialize calls:



          shippingRatesValidator.initFields(fieldsetName);


          from vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validator.js



          initFields: function (formPath) {
          var self = this,
          elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();

          if ($.inArray(postcodeElementName, elements) === -1) {
          // Add postcode field to observables if not exist for zip code validation support
          elements.push(postcodeElementName);
          }

          $.each(elements, function (index, field) {
          uiRegistry.async(formPath + '.' + field)(self.doElementBinding.bind(self));
          });
          },


          where



          elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();


          uses the previously set up rate rules to get the fields to observe



          it then adds the postcode fields if it is not set up yet and calls doElementBinding method on each element which calls this.bindHandler, which has the following:



            element.on('value', function () {
          clearTimeout(self.validateAddressTimeout);
          self.validateAddressTimeout = setTimeout(function () {
          if (self.postcodeValidation()) {
          self.validateFields();
          }
          }, delay);
          });


          which calls self.validateFields();



                  validateFields: function () {
          var addressFlat = addressConverter.formDataProviderToFlatData(
          this.collectObservedData(),
          'shippingAddress'
          ),
          address;

          if (this.validateAddressData(addressFlat)) {
          address = addressConverter.formAddressDataToQuoteAddress(addressFlat);
          selectShippingAddress(address);
          }
          },


          which calls selectShippingAddress(address); which in turn sets the shippingAddress observerable.



            /**
          * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
          * See COPYING.txt for license details.
          */
          /*global define*/
          define(
          [
          'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote'
          ],
          function(quote) {
          'use strict';
          return function(shippingAddress) {
          quote.shippingAddress(shippingAddress);
          };
          }
          );





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          • +1 for useful information, but this doesn't explain what triggers the observable on the shipping address object. Are there blur events on the front end fields that update the quote object -- other observables? Something else?

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 13 '16 at 22:12













          • @AlanStorm updated my answer

            – Martijn Schot
            Nov 15 '16 at 22:22











          • Thanks @martijn, marking this as best for now. I've been working on my own version and (as you seem to understand) a single Stack Overflow answer isn't going to do it.

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 16 '16 at 22:11











          • And my version of same, for anyone that's interested in a different path magento-quickies.alanstorm.com/post/153277368585/…

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 16 '16 at 23:33











          • Hi @alan,@Martjin ->example.com/rest/default/V1/carts/mine/… //sometime url not loading proper on cart estimation summary due to js issue so can we load it hardly even there are some JS issues in Console?If not then in which file can we check url return data so can debug properly?

            – akgola
            Sep 4 '17 at 6:52





















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          To force reloading of shipping methods try,



          define(
          [
          'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote',
          'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address',
          'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/customer-address',
          'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-registry'

          ],
          function (quote, defaultProcessor, customerAddressProcessor, rateRegistry) {
          'use strict';

          var processors = [];

          rateRegistry.set(quote.shippingAddress().getCacheKey(), null);

          processors.default = defaultProcessor;
          processors['customer-address'] = customerAddressProcessor;

          var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

          if (processors[type]) {
          processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
          } else {
          processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
          }

          }
          );





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          • not post the updated address when I use this one code.

            – Magento2 Devloper
            Mar 7 '18 at 11:22













          • I did reload the the shipping-method-item.html for me with this code.

            – Juliano Vargas
            May 23 '18 at 11:27





















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          You can first call selectShippingAddressAction. That will set your shipping address to quote.shippingAddress. After that you can setSelectedShippingAddress to checkoutData.



          define([
          'underscore',
          'uiComponent',
          'Magento_Customer/js/model/address-list',
          'Magento_Checkout/js/action/select-shipping-address',
          'Magento_Checkout/js/checkout-data',
          'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service'
          ],
          function (_, Component, addressList, selectShippingAddressAction, checkoutData) {
          'use strict';

          return Component.extend({
          /** @inheritdoc */
          initObservable: function () {
          var neededAddress = "42";

          _.each(addressList(), function(address) {
          if (address.getKey() === neededAddress) {
          selectShippingAddressAction(address);
          checkoutData.setSelectedShippingAddress(address.getKey());
          }
          }, this);

          return this;
          }
          });


          });



          Shipping rates are recalculated automatically because quote.shippingAddress has a subscription in Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js but your shipping address should be set to quote first.



          If you want to trigger shipping rates to update on checkout you can define Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service dependency to trigger Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js::getRates method directly.



          I defined shipping-rate-service.js in dependencies for it to trigger getRates methods because otherwise getRates method is called before our needed shipping address is set to quote. That's why without this dependency our shipping rates won't be estimated and there will be no AJAX request to estimate-shipping-methods






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            in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js:21 there is a subscribe to the shipping address observerable quote.shippingAddress.



                quote.shippingAddress.subscribe(function () {
            var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

            if (processors[type]) {
            processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            } else {
            processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            }
            });


            In the callback funtion this calls to the getRates function in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js



            getRates does an ajax call using the url build via the getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress method you mentioned in your question and uses the result to update the rateRegistry and sets the shipping rates on the shippingRates observerable of the shipping service.



                   getRates: function (address) {
            shippingService.isLoading(true);
            var cache = rateRegistry.get(address.getCacheKey()),
            serviceUrl = resourceUrlManager.getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress(quote),
            payload = JSON.stringify({
            address: {
            'street': address.street,
            'city': address.city,
            'region_id': address.regionId,
            'region': address.region,
            'country_id': address.countryId,
            'postcode': address.postcode,
            'email': address.email,
            'customer_id': address.customerId,
            'firstname': address.firstname,
            'lastname': address.lastname,
            'middlename': address.middlename,
            'prefix': address.prefix,
            'suffix': address.suffix,
            'vat_id': address.vatId,
            'company': address.company,
            'telephone': address.telephone,
            'fax': address.fax,
            'custom_attributes': address.customAttributes,
            'save_in_address_book': address.saveInAddressBook
            }
            }
            );

            if (cache) {
            shippingService.setShippingRates(cache);
            shippingService.isLoading(false);
            } else {
            storage.post(
            serviceUrl, payload, false
            ).done(
            function (result) {
            rateRegistry.set(address.getCacheKey(), result);
            shippingService.setShippingRates(result);
            }
            ).fail(
            function (response) {
            shippingService.setShippingRates([]);
            errorProcessor.process(response);
            }
            ).always(
            function () {
            shippingService.isLoading(false);
            }
            );
            }
            }


            The above show how the shipping methods get updated below will show how the quote.shippingAddres.subscribe is triggered:



            The short version
            Each shipping method has validation rules set against some of the shipping fields, these fields plus the postcode fields are observered via the knockoutjs 'value' binding and once this is triggered it updates the shipping address and this in turn as mentioned previously updates the shipping methods.



            The long version
            I will now explain the long version looking at the free shipping method, as this seems to be the same for all other included shipping methods.



            on page load The view component Magento_OfflineShipping/js/view/shipping-rates-validation/freeshipping gets loaded via vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/layout/checkout_index_index.xml



            This makes a call to



            defaultShippingRatesValidationRules.registerRules('freeshipping', freeshippingShippingRatesValidationRules); 


            which uses the following



            /**
            * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
            * See COPYING.txt for license details.
            */
            /*global define*/
            define(
            [],
            function () {
            "use strict";
            return {
            getRules: function() {
            return {
            'country_id': {
            'required': true
            }
            };
            }
            };
            }


            from vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules/freeshipping.js



            to set up the rateRules in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules.js



            after this the vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/view/shipping.js module gets loaded, which on initialize calls:



            shippingRatesValidator.initFields(fieldsetName);


            from vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validator.js



            initFields: function (formPath) {
            var self = this,
            elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();

            if ($.inArray(postcodeElementName, elements) === -1) {
            // Add postcode field to observables if not exist for zip code validation support
            elements.push(postcodeElementName);
            }

            $.each(elements, function (index, field) {
            uiRegistry.async(formPath + '.' + field)(self.doElementBinding.bind(self));
            });
            },


            where



            elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();


            uses the previously set up rate rules to get the fields to observe



            it then adds the postcode fields if it is not set up yet and calls doElementBinding method on each element which calls this.bindHandler, which has the following:



              element.on('value', function () {
            clearTimeout(self.validateAddressTimeout);
            self.validateAddressTimeout = setTimeout(function () {
            if (self.postcodeValidation()) {
            self.validateFields();
            }
            }, delay);
            });


            which calls self.validateFields();



                    validateFields: function () {
            var addressFlat = addressConverter.formDataProviderToFlatData(
            this.collectObservedData(),
            'shippingAddress'
            ),
            address;

            if (this.validateAddressData(addressFlat)) {
            address = addressConverter.formAddressDataToQuoteAddress(addressFlat);
            selectShippingAddress(address);
            }
            },


            which calls selectShippingAddress(address); which in turn sets the shippingAddress observerable.



              /**
            * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
            * See COPYING.txt for license details.
            */
            /*global define*/
            define(
            [
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote'
            ],
            function(quote) {
            'use strict';
            return function(shippingAddress) {
            quote.shippingAddress(shippingAddress);
            };
            }
            );





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            • +1 for useful information, but this doesn't explain what triggers the observable on the shipping address object. Are there blur events on the front end fields that update the quote object -- other observables? Something else?

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 13 '16 at 22:12













            • @AlanStorm updated my answer

              – Martijn Schot
              Nov 15 '16 at 22:22











            • Thanks @martijn, marking this as best for now. I've been working on my own version and (as you seem to understand) a single Stack Overflow answer isn't going to do it.

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 16 '16 at 22:11











            • And my version of same, for anyone that's interested in a different path magento-quickies.alanstorm.com/post/153277368585/…

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 16 '16 at 23:33











            • Hi @alan,@Martjin ->example.com/rest/default/V1/carts/mine/… //sometime url not loading proper on cart estimation summary due to js issue so can we load it hardly even there are some JS issues in Console?If not then in which file can we check url return data so can debug properly?

              – akgola
              Sep 4 '17 at 6:52


















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            in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js:21 there is a subscribe to the shipping address observerable quote.shippingAddress.



                quote.shippingAddress.subscribe(function () {
            var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

            if (processors[type]) {
            processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            } else {
            processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            }
            });


            In the callback funtion this calls to the getRates function in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js



            getRates does an ajax call using the url build via the getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress method you mentioned in your question and uses the result to update the rateRegistry and sets the shipping rates on the shippingRates observerable of the shipping service.



                   getRates: function (address) {
            shippingService.isLoading(true);
            var cache = rateRegistry.get(address.getCacheKey()),
            serviceUrl = resourceUrlManager.getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress(quote),
            payload = JSON.stringify({
            address: {
            'street': address.street,
            'city': address.city,
            'region_id': address.regionId,
            'region': address.region,
            'country_id': address.countryId,
            'postcode': address.postcode,
            'email': address.email,
            'customer_id': address.customerId,
            'firstname': address.firstname,
            'lastname': address.lastname,
            'middlename': address.middlename,
            'prefix': address.prefix,
            'suffix': address.suffix,
            'vat_id': address.vatId,
            'company': address.company,
            'telephone': address.telephone,
            'fax': address.fax,
            'custom_attributes': address.customAttributes,
            'save_in_address_book': address.saveInAddressBook
            }
            }
            );

            if (cache) {
            shippingService.setShippingRates(cache);
            shippingService.isLoading(false);
            } else {
            storage.post(
            serviceUrl, payload, false
            ).done(
            function (result) {
            rateRegistry.set(address.getCacheKey(), result);
            shippingService.setShippingRates(result);
            }
            ).fail(
            function (response) {
            shippingService.setShippingRates([]);
            errorProcessor.process(response);
            }
            ).always(
            function () {
            shippingService.isLoading(false);
            }
            );
            }
            }


            The above show how the shipping methods get updated below will show how the quote.shippingAddres.subscribe is triggered:



            The short version
            Each shipping method has validation rules set against some of the shipping fields, these fields plus the postcode fields are observered via the knockoutjs 'value' binding and once this is triggered it updates the shipping address and this in turn as mentioned previously updates the shipping methods.



            The long version
            I will now explain the long version looking at the free shipping method, as this seems to be the same for all other included shipping methods.



            on page load The view component Magento_OfflineShipping/js/view/shipping-rates-validation/freeshipping gets loaded via vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/layout/checkout_index_index.xml



            This makes a call to



            defaultShippingRatesValidationRules.registerRules('freeshipping', freeshippingShippingRatesValidationRules); 


            which uses the following



            /**
            * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
            * See COPYING.txt for license details.
            */
            /*global define*/
            define(
            [],
            function () {
            "use strict";
            return {
            getRules: function() {
            return {
            'country_id': {
            'required': true
            }
            };
            }
            };
            }


            from vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules/freeshipping.js



            to set up the rateRules in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules.js



            after this the vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/view/shipping.js module gets loaded, which on initialize calls:



            shippingRatesValidator.initFields(fieldsetName);


            from vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validator.js



            initFields: function (formPath) {
            var self = this,
            elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();

            if ($.inArray(postcodeElementName, elements) === -1) {
            // Add postcode field to observables if not exist for zip code validation support
            elements.push(postcodeElementName);
            }

            $.each(elements, function (index, field) {
            uiRegistry.async(formPath + '.' + field)(self.doElementBinding.bind(self));
            });
            },


            where



            elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();


            uses the previously set up rate rules to get the fields to observe



            it then adds the postcode fields if it is not set up yet and calls doElementBinding method on each element which calls this.bindHandler, which has the following:



              element.on('value', function () {
            clearTimeout(self.validateAddressTimeout);
            self.validateAddressTimeout = setTimeout(function () {
            if (self.postcodeValidation()) {
            self.validateFields();
            }
            }, delay);
            });


            which calls self.validateFields();



                    validateFields: function () {
            var addressFlat = addressConverter.formDataProviderToFlatData(
            this.collectObservedData(),
            'shippingAddress'
            ),
            address;

            if (this.validateAddressData(addressFlat)) {
            address = addressConverter.formAddressDataToQuoteAddress(addressFlat);
            selectShippingAddress(address);
            }
            },


            which calls selectShippingAddress(address); which in turn sets the shippingAddress observerable.



              /**
            * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
            * See COPYING.txt for license details.
            */
            /*global define*/
            define(
            [
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote'
            ],
            function(quote) {
            'use strict';
            return function(shippingAddress) {
            quote.shippingAddress(shippingAddress);
            };
            }
            );





            share|improve this answer


























            • +1 for useful information, but this doesn't explain what triggers the observable on the shipping address object. Are there blur events on the front end fields that update the quote object -- other observables? Something else?

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 13 '16 at 22:12













            • @AlanStorm updated my answer

              – Martijn Schot
              Nov 15 '16 at 22:22











            • Thanks @martijn, marking this as best for now. I've been working on my own version and (as you seem to understand) a single Stack Overflow answer isn't going to do it.

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 16 '16 at 22:11











            • And my version of same, for anyone that's interested in a different path magento-quickies.alanstorm.com/post/153277368585/…

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 16 '16 at 23:33











            • Hi @alan,@Martjin ->example.com/rest/default/V1/carts/mine/… //sometime url not loading proper on cart estimation summary due to js issue so can we load it hardly even there are some JS issues in Console?If not then in which file can we check url return data so can debug properly?

              – akgola
              Sep 4 '17 at 6:52
















            13












            13








            13







            in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js:21 there is a subscribe to the shipping address observerable quote.shippingAddress.



                quote.shippingAddress.subscribe(function () {
            var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

            if (processors[type]) {
            processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            } else {
            processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            }
            });


            In the callback funtion this calls to the getRates function in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js



            getRates does an ajax call using the url build via the getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress method you mentioned in your question and uses the result to update the rateRegistry and sets the shipping rates on the shippingRates observerable of the shipping service.



                   getRates: function (address) {
            shippingService.isLoading(true);
            var cache = rateRegistry.get(address.getCacheKey()),
            serviceUrl = resourceUrlManager.getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress(quote),
            payload = JSON.stringify({
            address: {
            'street': address.street,
            'city': address.city,
            'region_id': address.regionId,
            'region': address.region,
            'country_id': address.countryId,
            'postcode': address.postcode,
            'email': address.email,
            'customer_id': address.customerId,
            'firstname': address.firstname,
            'lastname': address.lastname,
            'middlename': address.middlename,
            'prefix': address.prefix,
            'suffix': address.suffix,
            'vat_id': address.vatId,
            'company': address.company,
            'telephone': address.telephone,
            'fax': address.fax,
            'custom_attributes': address.customAttributes,
            'save_in_address_book': address.saveInAddressBook
            }
            }
            );

            if (cache) {
            shippingService.setShippingRates(cache);
            shippingService.isLoading(false);
            } else {
            storage.post(
            serviceUrl, payload, false
            ).done(
            function (result) {
            rateRegistry.set(address.getCacheKey(), result);
            shippingService.setShippingRates(result);
            }
            ).fail(
            function (response) {
            shippingService.setShippingRates([]);
            errorProcessor.process(response);
            }
            ).always(
            function () {
            shippingService.isLoading(false);
            }
            );
            }
            }


            The above show how the shipping methods get updated below will show how the quote.shippingAddres.subscribe is triggered:



            The short version
            Each shipping method has validation rules set against some of the shipping fields, these fields plus the postcode fields are observered via the knockoutjs 'value' binding and once this is triggered it updates the shipping address and this in turn as mentioned previously updates the shipping methods.



            The long version
            I will now explain the long version looking at the free shipping method, as this seems to be the same for all other included shipping methods.



            on page load The view component Magento_OfflineShipping/js/view/shipping-rates-validation/freeshipping gets loaded via vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/layout/checkout_index_index.xml



            This makes a call to



            defaultShippingRatesValidationRules.registerRules('freeshipping', freeshippingShippingRatesValidationRules); 


            which uses the following



            /**
            * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
            * See COPYING.txt for license details.
            */
            /*global define*/
            define(
            [],
            function () {
            "use strict";
            return {
            getRules: function() {
            return {
            'country_id': {
            'required': true
            }
            };
            }
            };
            }


            from vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules/freeshipping.js



            to set up the rateRules in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules.js



            after this the vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/view/shipping.js module gets loaded, which on initialize calls:



            shippingRatesValidator.initFields(fieldsetName);


            from vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validator.js



            initFields: function (formPath) {
            var self = this,
            elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();

            if ($.inArray(postcodeElementName, elements) === -1) {
            // Add postcode field to observables if not exist for zip code validation support
            elements.push(postcodeElementName);
            }

            $.each(elements, function (index, field) {
            uiRegistry.async(formPath + '.' + field)(self.doElementBinding.bind(self));
            });
            },


            where



            elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();


            uses the previously set up rate rules to get the fields to observe



            it then adds the postcode fields if it is not set up yet and calls doElementBinding method on each element which calls this.bindHandler, which has the following:



              element.on('value', function () {
            clearTimeout(self.validateAddressTimeout);
            self.validateAddressTimeout = setTimeout(function () {
            if (self.postcodeValidation()) {
            self.validateFields();
            }
            }, delay);
            });


            which calls self.validateFields();



                    validateFields: function () {
            var addressFlat = addressConverter.formDataProviderToFlatData(
            this.collectObservedData(),
            'shippingAddress'
            ),
            address;

            if (this.validateAddressData(addressFlat)) {
            address = addressConverter.formAddressDataToQuoteAddress(addressFlat);
            selectShippingAddress(address);
            }
            },


            which calls selectShippingAddress(address); which in turn sets the shippingAddress observerable.



              /**
            * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
            * See COPYING.txt for license details.
            */
            /*global define*/
            define(
            [
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote'
            ],
            function(quote) {
            'use strict';
            return function(shippingAddress) {
            quote.shippingAddress(shippingAddress);
            };
            }
            );





            share|improve this answer















            in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js:21 there is a subscribe to the shipping address observerable quote.shippingAddress.



                quote.shippingAddress.subscribe(function () {
            var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

            if (processors[type]) {
            processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            } else {
            processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            }
            });


            In the callback funtion this calls to the getRates function in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js



            getRates does an ajax call using the url build via the getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress method you mentioned in your question and uses the result to update the rateRegistry and sets the shipping rates on the shippingRates observerable of the shipping service.



                   getRates: function (address) {
            shippingService.isLoading(true);
            var cache = rateRegistry.get(address.getCacheKey()),
            serviceUrl = resourceUrlManager.getUrlForEstimationShippingMethodsForNewAddress(quote),
            payload = JSON.stringify({
            address: {
            'street': address.street,
            'city': address.city,
            'region_id': address.regionId,
            'region': address.region,
            'country_id': address.countryId,
            'postcode': address.postcode,
            'email': address.email,
            'customer_id': address.customerId,
            'firstname': address.firstname,
            'lastname': address.lastname,
            'middlename': address.middlename,
            'prefix': address.prefix,
            'suffix': address.suffix,
            'vat_id': address.vatId,
            'company': address.company,
            'telephone': address.telephone,
            'fax': address.fax,
            'custom_attributes': address.customAttributes,
            'save_in_address_book': address.saveInAddressBook
            }
            }
            );

            if (cache) {
            shippingService.setShippingRates(cache);
            shippingService.isLoading(false);
            } else {
            storage.post(
            serviceUrl, payload, false
            ).done(
            function (result) {
            rateRegistry.set(address.getCacheKey(), result);
            shippingService.setShippingRates(result);
            }
            ).fail(
            function (response) {
            shippingService.setShippingRates([]);
            errorProcessor.process(response);
            }
            ).always(
            function () {
            shippingService.isLoading(false);
            }
            );
            }
            }


            The above show how the shipping methods get updated below will show how the quote.shippingAddres.subscribe is triggered:



            The short version
            Each shipping method has validation rules set against some of the shipping fields, these fields plus the postcode fields are observered via the knockoutjs 'value' binding and once this is triggered it updates the shipping address and this in turn as mentioned previously updates the shipping methods.



            The long version
            I will now explain the long version looking at the free shipping method, as this seems to be the same for all other included shipping methods.



            on page load The view component Magento_OfflineShipping/js/view/shipping-rates-validation/freeshipping gets loaded via vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/layout/checkout_index_index.xml



            This makes a call to



            defaultShippingRatesValidationRules.registerRules('freeshipping', freeshippingShippingRatesValidationRules); 


            which uses the following



            /**
            * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
            * See COPYING.txt for license details.
            */
            /*global define*/
            define(
            [],
            function () {
            "use strict";
            return {
            getRules: function() {
            return {
            'country_id': {
            'required': true
            }
            };
            }
            };
            }


            from vendor/magento/module-offline-shipping/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules/freeshipping.js



            to set up the rateRules in vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validation-rules.js



            after this the vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/view/shipping.js module gets loaded, which on initialize calls:



            shippingRatesValidator.initFields(fieldsetName);


            from vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/web/js/model/shipping-rates-validator.js



            initFields: function (formPath) {
            var self = this,
            elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();

            if ($.inArray(postcodeElementName, elements) === -1) {
            // Add postcode field to observables if not exist for zip code validation support
            elements.push(postcodeElementName);
            }

            $.each(elements, function (index, field) {
            uiRegistry.async(formPath + '.' + field)(self.doElementBinding.bind(self));
            });
            },


            where



            elements = shippingRatesValidationRules.getObservableFields();


            uses the previously set up rate rules to get the fields to observe



            it then adds the postcode fields if it is not set up yet and calls doElementBinding method on each element which calls this.bindHandler, which has the following:



              element.on('value', function () {
            clearTimeout(self.validateAddressTimeout);
            self.validateAddressTimeout = setTimeout(function () {
            if (self.postcodeValidation()) {
            self.validateFields();
            }
            }, delay);
            });


            which calls self.validateFields();



                    validateFields: function () {
            var addressFlat = addressConverter.formDataProviderToFlatData(
            this.collectObservedData(),
            'shippingAddress'
            ),
            address;

            if (this.validateAddressData(addressFlat)) {
            address = addressConverter.formAddressDataToQuoteAddress(addressFlat);
            selectShippingAddress(address);
            }
            },


            which calls selectShippingAddress(address); which in turn sets the shippingAddress observerable.



              /**
            * Copyright © 2016 Magento. All rights reserved.
            * See COPYING.txt for license details.
            */
            /*global define*/
            define(
            [
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote'
            ],
            function(quote) {
            'use strict';
            return function(shippingAddress) {
            quote.shippingAddress(shippingAddress);
            };
            }
            );






            share|improve this answer














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            share|improve this answer








            edited Aug 26 '17 at 2:46









            Mehdi

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            answered Nov 13 '16 at 11:13









            Martijn SchotMartijn Schot

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            • +1 for useful information, but this doesn't explain what triggers the observable on the shipping address object. Are there blur events on the front end fields that update the quote object -- other observables? Something else?

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 13 '16 at 22:12













            • @AlanStorm updated my answer

              – Martijn Schot
              Nov 15 '16 at 22:22











            • Thanks @martijn, marking this as best for now. I've been working on my own version and (as you seem to understand) a single Stack Overflow answer isn't going to do it.

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 16 '16 at 22:11











            • And my version of same, for anyone that's interested in a different path magento-quickies.alanstorm.com/post/153277368585/…

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 16 '16 at 23:33











            • Hi @alan,@Martjin ->example.com/rest/default/V1/carts/mine/… //sometime url not loading proper on cart estimation summary due to js issue so can we load it hardly even there are some JS issues in Console?If not then in which file can we check url return data so can debug properly?

              – akgola
              Sep 4 '17 at 6:52





















            • +1 for useful information, but this doesn't explain what triggers the observable on the shipping address object. Are there blur events on the front end fields that update the quote object -- other observables? Something else?

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 13 '16 at 22:12













            • @AlanStorm updated my answer

              – Martijn Schot
              Nov 15 '16 at 22:22











            • Thanks @martijn, marking this as best for now. I've been working on my own version and (as you seem to understand) a single Stack Overflow answer isn't going to do it.

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 16 '16 at 22:11











            • And my version of same, for anyone that's interested in a different path magento-quickies.alanstorm.com/post/153277368585/…

              – Alan Storm
              Nov 16 '16 at 23:33











            • Hi @alan,@Martjin ->example.com/rest/default/V1/carts/mine/… //sometime url not loading proper on cart estimation summary due to js issue so can we load it hardly even there are some JS issues in Console?If not then in which file can we check url return data so can debug properly?

              – akgola
              Sep 4 '17 at 6:52



















            +1 for useful information, but this doesn't explain what triggers the observable on the shipping address object. Are there blur events on the front end fields that update the quote object -- other observables? Something else?

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 13 '16 at 22:12







            +1 for useful information, but this doesn't explain what triggers the observable on the shipping address object. Are there blur events on the front end fields that update the quote object -- other observables? Something else?

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 13 '16 at 22:12















            @AlanStorm updated my answer

            – Martijn Schot
            Nov 15 '16 at 22:22





            @AlanStorm updated my answer

            – Martijn Schot
            Nov 15 '16 at 22:22













            Thanks @martijn, marking this as best for now. I've been working on my own version and (as you seem to understand) a single Stack Overflow answer isn't going to do it.

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 16 '16 at 22:11





            Thanks @martijn, marking this as best for now. I've been working on my own version and (as you seem to understand) a single Stack Overflow answer isn't going to do it.

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 16 '16 at 22:11













            And my version of same, for anyone that's interested in a different path magento-quickies.alanstorm.com/post/153277368585/…

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 16 '16 at 23:33





            And my version of same, for anyone that's interested in a different path magento-quickies.alanstorm.com/post/153277368585/…

            – Alan Storm
            Nov 16 '16 at 23:33













            Hi @alan,@Martjin ->example.com/rest/default/V1/carts/mine/… //sometime url not loading proper on cart estimation summary due to js issue so can we load it hardly even there are some JS issues in Console?If not then in which file can we check url return data so can debug properly?

            – akgola
            Sep 4 '17 at 6:52







            Hi @alan,@Martjin ->example.com/rest/default/V1/carts/mine/… //sometime url not loading proper on cart estimation summary due to js issue so can we load it hardly even there are some JS issues in Console?If not then in which file can we check url return data so can debug properly?

            – akgola
            Sep 4 '17 at 6:52















            2














            To force reloading of shipping methods try,



            define(
            [
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/customer-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-registry'

            ],
            function (quote, defaultProcessor, customerAddressProcessor, rateRegistry) {
            'use strict';

            var processors = [];

            rateRegistry.set(quote.shippingAddress().getCacheKey(), null);

            processors.default = defaultProcessor;
            processors['customer-address'] = customerAddressProcessor;

            var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

            if (processors[type]) {
            processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            } else {
            processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            }

            }
            );





            share|improve this answer
























            • not post the updated address when I use this one code.

              – Magento2 Devloper
              Mar 7 '18 at 11:22













            • I did reload the the shipping-method-item.html for me with this code.

              – Juliano Vargas
              May 23 '18 at 11:27


















            2














            To force reloading of shipping methods try,



            define(
            [
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/customer-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-registry'

            ],
            function (quote, defaultProcessor, customerAddressProcessor, rateRegistry) {
            'use strict';

            var processors = [];

            rateRegistry.set(quote.shippingAddress().getCacheKey(), null);

            processors.default = defaultProcessor;
            processors['customer-address'] = customerAddressProcessor;

            var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

            if (processors[type]) {
            processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            } else {
            processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            }

            }
            );





            share|improve this answer
























            • not post the updated address when I use this one code.

              – Magento2 Devloper
              Mar 7 '18 at 11:22













            • I did reload the the shipping-method-item.html for me with this code.

              – Juliano Vargas
              May 23 '18 at 11:27
















            2












            2








            2







            To force reloading of shipping methods try,



            define(
            [
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/customer-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-registry'

            ],
            function (quote, defaultProcessor, customerAddressProcessor, rateRegistry) {
            'use strict';

            var processors = [];

            rateRegistry.set(quote.shippingAddress().getCacheKey(), null);

            processors.default = defaultProcessor;
            processors['customer-address'] = customerAddressProcessor;

            var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

            if (processors[type]) {
            processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            } else {
            processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            }

            }
            );





            share|improve this answer













            To force reloading of shipping methods try,



            define(
            [
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/quote',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/customer-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-registry'

            ],
            function (quote, defaultProcessor, customerAddressProcessor, rateRegistry) {
            'use strict';

            var processors = [];

            rateRegistry.set(quote.shippingAddress().getCacheKey(), null);

            processors.default = defaultProcessor;
            processors['customer-address'] = customerAddressProcessor;

            var type = quote.shippingAddress().getType();

            if (processors[type]) {
            processors[type].getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            } else {
            processors.default.getRates(quote.shippingAddress());
            }

            }
            );






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            • not post the updated address when I use this one code.

              – Magento2 Devloper
              Mar 7 '18 at 11:22













            • I did reload the the shipping-method-item.html for me with this code.

              – Juliano Vargas
              May 23 '18 at 11:27





















            • not post the updated address when I use this one code.

              – Magento2 Devloper
              Mar 7 '18 at 11:22













            • I did reload the the shipping-method-item.html for me with this code.

              – Juliano Vargas
              May 23 '18 at 11:27



















            not post the updated address when I use this one code.

            – Magento2 Devloper
            Mar 7 '18 at 11:22







            not post the updated address when I use this one code.

            – Magento2 Devloper
            Mar 7 '18 at 11:22















            I did reload the the shipping-method-item.html for me with this code.

            – Juliano Vargas
            May 23 '18 at 11:27







            I did reload the the shipping-method-item.html for me with this code.

            – Juliano Vargas
            May 23 '18 at 11:27













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            You can first call selectShippingAddressAction. That will set your shipping address to quote.shippingAddress. After that you can setSelectedShippingAddress to checkoutData.



            define([
            'underscore',
            'uiComponent',
            'Magento_Customer/js/model/address-list',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/action/select-shipping-address',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/checkout-data',
            'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service'
            ],
            function (_, Component, addressList, selectShippingAddressAction, checkoutData) {
            'use strict';

            return Component.extend({
            /** @inheritdoc */
            initObservable: function () {
            var neededAddress = "42";

            _.each(addressList(), function(address) {
            if (address.getKey() === neededAddress) {
            selectShippingAddressAction(address);
            checkoutData.setSelectedShippingAddress(address.getKey());
            }
            }, this);

            return this;
            }
            });


            });



            Shipping rates are recalculated automatically because quote.shippingAddress has a subscription in Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js but your shipping address should be set to quote first.



            If you want to trigger shipping rates to update on checkout you can define Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service dependency to trigger Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js::getRates method directly.



            I defined shipping-rate-service.js in dependencies for it to trigger getRates methods because otherwise getRates method is called before our needed shipping address is set to quote. That's why without this dependency our shipping rates won't be estimated and there will be no AJAX request to estimate-shipping-methods






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              You can first call selectShippingAddressAction. That will set your shipping address to quote.shippingAddress. After that you can setSelectedShippingAddress to checkoutData.



              define([
              'underscore',
              'uiComponent',
              'Magento_Customer/js/model/address-list',
              'Magento_Checkout/js/action/select-shipping-address',
              'Magento_Checkout/js/checkout-data',
              'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service'
              ],
              function (_, Component, addressList, selectShippingAddressAction, checkoutData) {
              'use strict';

              return Component.extend({
              /** @inheritdoc */
              initObservable: function () {
              var neededAddress = "42";

              _.each(addressList(), function(address) {
              if (address.getKey() === neededAddress) {
              selectShippingAddressAction(address);
              checkoutData.setSelectedShippingAddress(address.getKey());
              }
              }, this);

              return this;
              }
              });


              });



              Shipping rates are recalculated automatically because quote.shippingAddress has a subscription in Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js but your shipping address should be set to quote first.



              If you want to trigger shipping rates to update on checkout you can define Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service dependency to trigger Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js::getRates method directly.



              I defined shipping-rate-service.js in dependencies for it to trigger getRates methods because otherwise getRates method is called before our needed shipping address is set to quote. That's why without this dependency our shipping rates won't be estimated and there will be no AJAX request to estimate-shipping-methods






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                You can first call selectShippingAddressAction. That will set your shipping address to quote.shippingAddress. After that you can setSelectedShippingAddress to checkoutData.



                define([
                'underscore',
                'uiComponent',
                'Magento_Customer/js/model/address-list',
                'Magento_Checkout/js/action/select-shipping-address',
                'Magento_Checkout/js/checkout-data',
                'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service'
                ],
                function (_, Component, addressList, selectShippingAddressAction, checkoutData) {
                'use strict';

                return Component.extend({
                /** @inheritdoc */
                initObservable: function () {
                var neededAddress = "42";

                _.each(addressList(), function(address) {
                if (address.getKey() === neededAddress) {
                selectShippingAddressAction(address);
                checkoutData.setSelectedShippingAddress(address.getKey());
                }
                }, this);

                return this;
                }
                });


                });



                Shipping rates are recalculated automatically because quote.shippingAddress has a subscription in Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js but your shipping address should be set to quote first.



                If you want to trigger shipping rates to update on checkout you can define Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service dependency to trigger Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js::getRates method directly.



                I defined shipping-rate-service.js in dependencies for it to trigger getRates methods because otherwise getRates method is called before our needed shipping address is set to quote. That's why without this dependency our shipping rates won't be estimated and there will be no AJAX request to estimate-shipping-methods






                share|improve this answer















                You can first call selectShippingAddressAction. That will set your shipping address to quote.shippingAddress. After that you can setSelectedShippingAddress to checkoutData.



                define([
                'underscore',
                'uiComponent',
                'Magento_Customer/js/model/address-list',
                'Magento_Checkout/js/action/select-shipping-address',
                'Magento_Checkout/js/checkout-data',
                'Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service'
                ],
                function (_, Component, addressList, selectShippingAddressAction, checkoutData) {
                'use strict';

                return Component.extend({
                /** @inheritdoc */
                initObservable: function () {
                var neededAddress = "42";

                _.each(addressList(), function(address) {
                if (address.getKey() === neededAddress) {
                selectShippingAddressAction(address);
                checkoutData.setSelectedShippingAddress(address.getKey());
                }
                }, this);

                return this;
                }
                });


                });



                Shipping rates are recalculated automatically because quote.shippingAddress has a subscription in Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service.js but your shipping address should be set to quote first.



                If you want to trigger shipping rates to update on checkout you can define Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-service dependency to trigger Magento_Checkout/js/model/shipping-rate-processor/new-address.js::getRates method directly.



                I defined shipping-rate-service.js in dependencies for it to trigger getRates methods because otherwise getRates method is called before our needed shipping address is set to quote. That's why without this dependency our shipping rates won't be estimated and there will be no AJAX request to estimate-shipping-methods







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