Scalars

The leaves of every response. Two points differ from what some GraphQL clients assume: Int values here are 64-bit, and enumerated values are plain Strings — see Wire values for every value each field can take.

The String scalar#

UTF-8 text. Enumerated values — states, roles, outcomes — are also strings; see Wire values.

Example value

"Paper Radio"

The Int scalar#

A whole number. 64-bit in this API: identifiers such as releasePk and sizes such as byteSize can exceed 2³¹. In JavaScript they are exact up to 2⁵³ − 1, which covers every value //SCHEMA issues.

Example value

The Float scalar#

A double-precision number. Used for measurements that are not whole, such as loudness in LUFS.

Example value

-14.1

The Boolean scalar#

true or false.

Example value

true

The DateTime scalar#

A point in time, as an RFC 3339 string in UTC with an explicit offset and microsecond precision where the source has it. Send any RFC 3339 timestamp as input.

Example value

"2026-09-17T09:14:03.118220+00:00"

The NaiveDate scalar#

A calendar date with no time or time zone, as YYYY-MM-DD.

Example value

"1994-11-02"