SocialCommonSegment
Social CommonInfrastructureGoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.SocialCommonSegment
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AI GeneratedBackend infrastructure with indirect SEO impact. This model (Social Common Segment) contains 7 attributes that define its data structure. Key functionality includes: Formatting to be applied when rendering the Segment. For all segment types, this is the standard way of representing that the Segment should be render...
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Attributes
7formattingSocialCommonFormatting →nilFull type: GoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.SocialCommonFormatting.tFormatting to be applied when rendering the Segment. For all segment types, this is the standard way of representing that the Segment should be rendered in bold, italics, etc.
hashtagDataSocialCommonHashtagData →nilFull type: GoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.SocialCommonHashtagData.tFor HASHTAG type:
linkDataSocialCommonLinkData →nilFull type: GoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.SocialCommonLinkData.tType-specific metadata. At most one of these should be populated, and the one that is populated should correspond to the type of the Segment. For LINK type:
searchLinkDataSocialCommonSearchLinkData →nilFull type: GoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.SocialCommonSearchLinkData.tFor SEARCH_LINK type:
textstringnilFull type: String.tText content of the Segment. As a general rule, this field should contain the actual text that should be rendered in the UI. Thus, for a hashtag, it should be "#Foo", and for a link, it should be the display text. Clients that do not understand a particular segment type may use this text, along with the Formatting info below, as a fallback for display. The field is not required -- if all relevant information is carried in other metadata fields and there is no need for a fallback, or it is not practical for a fallback to be provided for any other reason, the field may be left blank. A standard example would be a user reference being transmitted between server layers, where a gaia-ID representation may be sufficient and there is no need for a textual fallback. In such a case, it would be valid and useful - though not required - for servers to compute and populate a fallback on the serving path.
typestringnilFull type: String.tType of Segment.
userMentionDataSocialCommonUserMentionData →nilFull type: GoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.SocialCommonUserMentionData.tFor USER_MENTION type: