The feature's details. The function returns an object for each application feature. Note:* The property name corresponds to the name(s) specified in the app_keys parameter.
| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| feature | str | The feature name. The item will only display if the cPanel user has access to this feature. | [optional] |
| file | str | The application's icon's filename. | [optional] |
| group | str | The item's group. | [optional] |
| height | int | The application's icon's height, in pixels. | [optional] |
| var_if | str | Conditional arguments that determine whether to display the item, if any exist. For example, `$isreseller` indicates that the item only displays for reseller accounts. For more information, read our Guide to cPanel Variables documentation. | [optional] |
| imgtype | str | The item's image type. * `icon` is the only possible value. | [optional] |
| implements | str | The `implements` value for the application. This corresponds to the `implements` field in the `dynamicui.conf` file. | [optional] |
| itemdesc | str | The application's display name. value. | [optional] |
| itemorder | int | The application's order in the `dynamicui.conf` file, representing the application's display order in cPanel's Home interface. For example, the first item on the cPanel Home interface has an `itemorder` value of `1`. | [optional] |
| searchtext | str | A space-separated list of search terms. The item will display when users enter these search terms in the Quick Find textbox. | [optional] |
| subtype | str | The item's subtype. * `img` is the only possible value. | [optional] |
| touch | str | Conditional arguments that determine whether to display the item, if the touch file exists. | [optional] |
| type | str | The application's type. * `image` is the only possible value. | [optional] |
| url | str | The location to which the application's icon links. | [optional] |
| width | int | The application's icon's width. | [optional] |
from clientapi_cpanel.models.inline_response20043_result_data import InlineResponse20043ResultData
# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of InlineResponse20043ResultData from a JSON string
inline_response20043_result_data_instance = InlineResponse20043ResultData.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(InlineResponse20043ResultData.to_json())
# convert the object into a dict
inline_response20043_result_data_dict = inline_response20043_result_data_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of InlineResponse20043ResultData from a dict
inline_response20043_result_data_from_dict = InlineResponse20043ResultData.from_dict(inline_response20043_result_data_dict)