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import type { BaseParameters } from "../types.ts";
export type YahooShoppingParameters = BaseParameters & {  /**   * Search Query   * Parameter defines the search query. You can use anything that you would use in a   * regular Yahoo! shopping search.   */  p: string;
  /**   * Min Price   * Lower bound of price range query.   */  min_price?: string;
  /**   * Max Price   * Upper bound of price range query.   */  max_price?: string;
  /**   * Sort By   * Parameter is used for sorting and refining results. Available options:   * `price` - the costliest items first.   * `relevancy` - the most relevant items first.   * `popularity` - the most popular items first.   * `discountPercentage` - the highest discounted items (by percentage) first.   */  sort_by?: string;
  /**   * Order By   * Parameter used to sort the query results in a top to bottom style or vice-versa.   * Available options: `ASC` and `DESC`.   */  order_by?: string;
  /**   * Gender and Age Range   * Gender and Age Range filters on Yahoo! Shopping Search separated by comma (`,`).   * (e.g. `gender_female,age_adult` is 'female' and 'adult', etc.). Can be obtained   * from `filters.gender` and `filters.age-range` in API response.   */  category_attr_values?: string;
  /**   * Merchants   * Merchants ID separated by comma (`,`). Merchant IDs can be obtained from   * `filters.stores` in API response. (e.g. `3719d8d4-5edd-4817-998a-91f3229e7323,`   * is 'Walmart', etc.)   */  merchants?: string;
  /**   * Result Offset   * Parameter defines the result offset. It skips the given number of results. It's   * used for pagination. (e.g., `1` (default) is the first page of results, `60` is   * the 2nd page of results, `120` is the 3rd page of results, etc.).   */  start?: number;
  /**   * Number of Results   * Parameter defines the maximum number of results to return. (e.g., `10` (default)   * returns 10 results, `40` returns 40 results, and `100` returns 100 results).   */  limit?: number;
  /**   * Page number   * The page parameter does the `start` parameter math for you! Just define the page   * number you want. Pagination starts from 1.   */  page?: string;};