A document's topic tree, DFS-ordered (flat list; build the tree from parent_id). The list INCLUDES the synthetic document-root item (type=root), so len(topics) == document.topic_count + 1 — the document's topic_count counts real topics only. Two consumer recipes: * Full tree — root at the item whose parent_id is null, link the rest by parent_id. Returned order is already DFS, so children keep document order. * Real topics only (to match topic_count) — drop the type=root item AND null out the parent_id of its direct children, otherwise those now point at an id that is no longer in the set. Robust root test for either recipe: parent_id is null OR parent_id not in the returned ids — that also survives an orphan row left behind by a partial cascade delete. include=content hydrates every item's body, which can grow the response by orders of magnitude. Ask for it to render a whole document, not to draw the tree.
| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| topics | List[TopicListItem] | The document's topics, flat and depth-first ordered — build the tree from `parent_id`. Includes the synthetic document-root item, so this list holds exactly one more entry than the document's `topic_count`. | [optional] |
from everos_cloud.models.topic_list_data import TopicListData
# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of TopicListData from a JSON string
topic_list_data_instance = TopicListData.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(TopicListData.to_json())
# convert the object into a dict
topic_list_data_dict = topic_list_data_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of TopicListData from a dict
topic_list_data_from_dict = TopicListData.from_dict(topic_list_data_dict)