A Node represents a location within the navigational structure of a website. The linking of nodes as parent-child relationships forms the hierarchical structure of a website, with a node having a single parent and (optionally) multiple child nodes. A single entry can optionally be assigned to a node.
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | string | The node identifier. |
| parentId | string | The node's parent identifier. |
| projectId | string | The project identifier, e.g. 'movieDb'. Found in the project overview screen of the management console. |
| slug | string | The slug of the node, unique within it's containing node, e.g. 'about-us'. |
| displayName | string | The node slug display name. |
| language | string | The node language. |
| path | string | The path the node is navigable on. |
| childCount | integer | The count of child nodes. |
| children | node[] | If a depth is specified when requesting a node then the children field would include the descendant nodes to the specified depth. |
| entry | entry | The entry associated with the node, if requested. |
| isCanonical | boolean | Whether this node is the canonical node for the entry. |
| version.versionNo | string | The version number of the node. |
| includeInMenu | boolean | 'true' if the node should be included in menus; Does not stop the node from being navigable. |