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<pre><code># The parameters that the HTTP method accepts
parameters:
  # The name of the parameter
  - name: q
    # The location to parse the parameter from
    in: query
    # Document what the parameter is. This example uses the YAML HEREDOC
    # syntax to make the description easier to read and write.
    description: |
      The query search term. If the search term contains a term with the
      tags `dist:` or `module:` results will be in expanded form, otherwise
      collapsed form.

      See also `collapsed`
    # The type of the value that the API accepts
    type: string
    # Define the attribute as required
    required: true
  # The rest of the parameters that the API accepts
  - name: from
    in: query

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