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    MediaTrendsVariables is an interface representing the variables for the MediaTrendsQuery. It includes optional page, per page, media id, date, trending, average score, popularity, episode, releasing, media id not, media id in, media id not in, date greater, date lesser, trending greater, trending lesser, trending not, average score greater, average score lesser, average score not, popularity greater, popularity lesser, popularity not, episode greater, episode lesser, episode not, sort, and as html.

    interface MediaTrendsVariables {
        asHtml?: boolean;
        averageScore?: number;
        averageScore_greater?: number;
        averageScore_lesser?: number;
        averageScore_not?: number;
        date?: number;
        date_greater?: number;
        date_lesser?: number;
        episode?: number;
        episode_greater?: number;
        episode_lesser?: number;
        episode_not?: number;
        mediaId?: number;
        mediaId_in?: number[];
        mediaId_not?: number;
        mediaId_not_in?: number[];
        page?: number;
        perPage?: number;
        popularity?: number;
        popularity_greater?: number;
        popularity_lesser?: number;
        popularity_not?: number;
        releasing?: boolean;
        sort?: string[];
        trending?: number;
        trending_greater?: number;
        trending_lesser?: number;
        trending_not?: number;
    }
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    asHtml?: boolean

    asHtml is a boolean representing whether to return the result as HTML.

    averageScore?: number

    averageScore is a number representing the average score.

    averageScore_greater?: number

    averageScore_greater is a number representing the minimum average score.

    averageScore_lesser?: number

    averageScore_lesser is a number representing the maximum average score.

    averageScore_not?: number

    averageScore_not is a number representing the average score that should not be included.

    date?: number

    date is a number representing the date.

    date_greater?: number

    date_greater is a number representing the minimum date.

    date_lesser?: number

    date_lesser is a number representing the maximum date.

    episode?: number

    episode is a number representing the episode number.

    episode_greater?: number

    episode_greater is a number representing the minimum episode number.

    episode_lesser?: number

    episode_lesser is a number representing the maximum episode number.

    episode_not?: number

    episode_not is a number representing the episode number that should not be included.

    mediaId?: number

    mediaId is a number representing the id of the media.

    mediaId_in?: number[]

    mediaId_in is an array of numbers representing the ids of the media that should be included.

    mediaId_not?: number

    mediaId_not is a number representing the id of the media that should not be included.

    mediaId_not_in?: number[]

    mediaId_not_in is an array of numbers representing the ids of the media that should not be included.

    page?: number

    page is a number representing the page number.

    perPage?: number

    perPage is a number representing the number of items per page.

    popularity?: number

    popularity is a number representing the popularity score.

    popularity_greater?: number

    popularity_greater is a number representing the minimum popularity score.

    popularity_lesser?: number

    popularity_lesser is a number representing the maximum popularity score.

    popularity_not?: number

    popularity_not is a number representing the popularity score that should not be included.

    releasing?: boolean

    releasing is a boolean representing whether the media is releasing.

    sort?: string[]

    sort is an array of strings representing the sort order.

    trending?: number

    trending is a number representing the trending score.

    trending_greater?: number

    trending_greater is a number representing the minimum trending score.

    trending_lesser?: number

    trending_lesser is a number representing the maximum trending score.

    trending_not?: number

    trending_not is a number representing the trending score that should not be included.