Primitive models

Simple types used to represent common constructs such as integer numbers, boolean values and text strings.

uint32

available since: 1.0.0

uint32 is the set of all unsigned 32-bit integers. Range: 0 through 4294967295.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.uint32())

Result:

{
  "uint32": {}
}

Notes:

creates an uint32 model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.uint32(4294967295))

Result:

4294967295

Notes:

creates an uint32 value

uint64

available since: 1.0.0

uint64 is the set of all unsigned 64-bit integers. Range: 0 through 18446744073709551615.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.uint64())

Result:

{
  "uint64": {}
}

Notes:

creates an uint64 model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.uint64(1844674407370955))

Result:

1844674407370955

Notes:

creates an uint64 value

int32

available since: 1.0.0

int32 is the set of all signed 32-bit integers. Range: -2147483648 through 2147483647.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.int32())

Result:

{
  "int32": {}
}

Notes:

creates an int32 model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.int32(2147483647))

Result:

2147483647

Notes:

creates an int32 value

int16

available since: 1.0.0

int16 is the set of all signed 16-bit integers. Range: -32768 through 32767.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.int16())

Result:

{
  "int16": {}
}

Notes:

creates an int16 model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.int16(32767))

Result:

32767

Notes:

creates an int16 value

uint16

available since: 1.0.0

uint16 is the set of all unsigned 16-bit integers. Range: 0 through 65535.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.uint16())

Result:

{
  "uint16": {}
}

Notes:

creates an uint16 model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.uint16(65535))

Result:

65535

Notes:

creates an uint16 value

uint8

available since: 1.0.0

uint8 is the set of all unsigned 8-bit integers. Range: 0 through 255.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.uint8())

Result:

{
  "uint8": {}
}

Notes:

creates an uint8 model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.uint8(255))

Result:

255

Notes:

creates an uint8 value

int64

available since: 1.0.0

int64 is the set of all signed 64-bit integers. Range: -9223372036854775808 through 9223372036854775807.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.int64())

Result:

{
  "int64": {}
}

Notes:

creates an int64 model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.int64(9007199254740991))

Result:

9007199254740991

Notes:

creates an int64 value

string

available since: 1.0.0

A string model defines the set of all values of type string.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.string())

Result:

{
  "string": {}
}

Notes:

A string model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.string("àèöäü😀🐱"))

Result:

"àèöäü😀🐱"

Notes:

A string value

bool

available since: 1.0.0

A bool model defines the two possible values of boolean type: true and false.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.bool())

Result:

{
  "bool": {}
}

Notes:

A bool model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.bool(true))

Result:

true

Notes:

A bool value

float

available since: 1.0.0

A float model defines the set of all values of 64-bit wide IEEE-754 float type.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.float())

Result:

{
  "float": {}
}

Notes:

A float model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.float(-0.00099999))

Result:

-0.00099999

Notes:

A float value

dateTime

available since: 1.0.0

A dateTime model defines the set of all values representing a moment in time in the rfc 3339 format

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.dateTime())

Result:

{
  "dateTime": {}
}

Notes:

A dateTime model

Example:

Query:

e.data({dateTime: "2017-01-01T00:00:00.000Z", 
})

Result:

"2017-01-01T00:00:00Z"

Notes:

A dateTime value

int8

available since: 1.0.0

int8 is the set of all signed 8-bit integers. Range: -128 through 127.

Example:

Query:

e.data(m.int8())

Result:

{
  "int8": {}
}

Notes:

creates an int8 model

Example:

Query:

e.data(d.int8(127))

Result:

127

Notes:

creates an int8 value