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Corresponds to, for example: https://api.municode.com/codesToc/children?jobId=426172&nodeId=ARTIGERE&productId=12429

Usage

get_codes_toc_children(job_id, node_id, product_id)

Arguments

job_id

A unique identifier for a job

node_id

A unique identifier for a node within the specified product (ordinance)

product_id

A unique identifier for a product

Examples

get_codes_toc_children(job_id = 426172, node_id = "ARTIGERE", product_id = 12429)
#> # A tibble: 9 × 16
#>    name id       heading node_depth has_children parent_id doc_order_id children
#>   <int> <chr>    <chr>        <int> <lgl>        <chr>            <int> <lgl>   
#> 1     1 ARTIGER… Sec. 1…          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE             4 NA      
#> 2     2 ARTIGER… 1-101 …          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE             5 NA      
#> 3     3 ARTIGER… 1-102 …          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE             6 NA      
#> 4     4 ARTIGER… Sec. 1…          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE             7 NA      
#> 5     5 ARTIGER… Sec. 1…          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE             8 NA      
#> 6     6 ARTIGER… Sec. 1…          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE             9 NA      
#> 7     7 ARTIGER… Sec. 1…          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE            10 NA      
#> 8     8 ARTIGER… Sec. 1…          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE            11 NA      
#> 9     9 ARTIGER… Sec. 1…          2 FALSE        ARTIGERE            12 NA      
#> # ℹ 8 more variables: node_key <lgl>, is_updated <lgl>, is_amended <lgl>,
#> #   has_amended_descendant <lgl>, compare_status <int>, doc_type <int>,
#> #   depth_override <lgl>, chunk_group_starting_id <lgl>