Attribute/Parameter Types

type	format (technical jargon)	example	additional notes
date	YYYY-MM-DD	2013-02-25	Invalid dates may throw unformed errors.
datetime	YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS	2013-02-25 13:05:01	Invalid dates may throw unformed errors.
string	a sequence of characters	'Hello World'	Size is occasionally limited; denoted by a number between two brackets '[ ]'.
integer	number of the set ℤ = {…, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, …}; a group of digits between 0-9 repeated	123	Preceding a number with a 0 (zero) will specify octal notation (base 8). For example, 0123 is the equivalent to 83 in decimal (base 10). Using ',' (commas) or '.' (periods) may throw unformed errors.
char	a letter, numerical digit, punctuation mark	H	Sending more than one character may throw unformed errors.
boolean	`true`/`false`	`true`
decimal	floating point number; a group of digits between 0-9 separated by a '.' (period)	12.34	When sending monetary values, using ',' (commas) or having more than two digits after the '.' (period) may throw unformed errors.

Note: All characters are stored using UTF-8. Some characters and patterns of characters will be removed in order to sanitize the input. This should not cause issues in majority of use cases.