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# Product list
Product list contains Categories list with available product categories, products lists showing available items in given category, and filtering options that include price range slider bar and various product attributes such as size and color.
## Categories list
[This API call](https://demo.theshop.dev/api-documentation/v1#/products/ade01f8aa406faffb44d97453db596b6) returns all available product categories.
## Products list
Available parameters, filtering, pagination, and sorting are managed via API.
[This API call](https://demo.theshop.dev/api-documentation/v2#/products/43f03067f8de98b085489a6215514797) returns all available products.
## Filtering
### Price range slider bar
Get prices for the price range slider.
[This API call](https://demo.theshop.dev/api-documentation/v2#/products/43f03067f8de98b085489a6215514797) returns the minimum and maximum product price.
### Filtering attributes
[This API call](https://demo.theshop.dev/api-documentation/v2#/products/43f03067f8de98b085489a6215514797) gets all filtering attributes for the filter.
Example of Product list in TheShop demo frontstore
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