Days since the unix epoch. Can go backwards. Limited from
0001-01-01 to 9999-12-31, also to be compatible with
RFC3339.
Represented as a string for consistency with
other numeric types in this union. This also
allows the type to remain stable in the face
of prospective expansions of the underlying
type to a 64-bit encoding.
Example:
{
valueType: 'date',
date: '17990'
}
To express values in a more concise way, you can have a look at the ValueHelpers.
Days since the unix epoch. Can go backwards. Limited from 0001-01-01 to 9999-12-31, also to be compatible with RFC3339.
Represented as a string for consistency with other numeric types in this union. This also allows the type to remain stable in the face of prospective expansions of the underlying type to a 64-bit encoding.
Example:
{ valueType: 'date', date: '17990' }To express values in a more concise way, you can have a look at the ValueHelpers.