# A market is a group of one or more regions that you want to target for international sales.
# By creating a market, you can configure a distinct, localized shopping experience for
# customers from a specific area of the world. For example, you can
# change currency,
# configure international pricing,
# or add market-specific domains or subfolders.
type Market implements Node {
    # The market’s currency settings.
    currencySettings: MarketCurrencySettings!

    # Whether the market is enabled to receive visitors and sales. Note: Regions in inactive
    # markets cannot be selected on the storefront or in checkout.
    enabled: Boolean!

    # A globally-unique identifier.
    id: ID!

    # The name of the market. Not shown to customers.
    name: String!

    # The market’s price list, which specifies a percentage-based price adjustment as well as
    # fixed price overrides for specific variants.
    priceList: PriceList

    # Whether the market is the shop’s primary market.
    primary: Boolean!

    # The regions that comprise the market.
    regions(
        first: Int
        after: String
        last: Int
        before: String
        reverse: Boolean = false
    ): MarketRegionConnection!

    # The market’s web presence, which defines its SEO strategy. This can be a different domain,
    # subdomain, or subfolders of the primary domain. Each web presence comprises one or more
    # language variants. If a market doesn't have its own web presence, then the market is accessible on the
    # shop’s primary domain using country
    # selectors.
    webPresence: MarketWebPresence
}

# A market's currency settings.
type MarketCurrencySettings {
    # The currency which this market's prices are defined in, and the
    # currency which its customers must use if local currencies are disabled.
    baseCurrency: CurrencySetting!

    # Whether or not local currencies are enabled. If enabled, then prices will
    # be converted to give each customer the best experience based on their
    # region. If disabled, then all customers in this market will see prices
    # in the market's base currency.
    localCurrencies: Boolean!
}

# The market’s web presence, which defines its SEO strategy. This can be a different domain
# (e.g. example.ca), subdomain (e.g. ca.example.com), or subfolders of the primary
# domain (e.g. example.com/en-ca). Each web presence comprises one or more language
# variants. If a market does not have its own web presence, it is accessible on the shop’s
# primary domain via country
# selectors.
#
# Note: while the domain/subfolders defined by a market’s web presence are not applicable to
# custom storefronts, which must manage their own domains and routing, the languages chosen
# here do govern the languages available on the Storefront
# API for the countries in
# this market.
type MarketWebPresence implements Node {
    # The ISO codes for the alternate locales. When a domain is used, these locales will be
    # available as language-specific subfolders. For example, if English is an
    # alternate locale, and example.ca is the market’s domain, then
    # example.ca/en will load in English.
    alternateLocales: [String!]!

    # The ISO code for the default locale. When a domain is used, this is the locale that will
    # be used when the domain root is accessed. For example, if French is the default locale,
    # and example.ca is the market’s domian, then example.ca will load in French.
    defaultLocale: String!

    # The web presence’s domain.
    # This field will be null if subfolderSuffix isn't null.
    domain: Domain

    # A globally-unique identifier.
    id: ID!

    # The associated market.
    market: Market!

    # The list of root URLs for each of the web presence’s locales.
    rootUrls: [MarketWebPresenceRootUrl!]!

    # The market-specific suffix of the subfolders defined by the web presence. Example: in /en-us the subfolder suffix is us.
    # This field will be null if domain isn't null.
    subfolderSuffix: String
}

# The URL for the homepage of the online store in the context of a particular market and a particular locale.
type MarketWebPresenceRootUrl {
    # The locale that the storefront loads in.
    locale: String!

    # The URL.
    url: URL!
}