Using data type attributes - Cloud

Name

Name of the data type or property.

Root element for the data type or property definition.

Description

Description of the property.

description

Required

Boolean, defines whether a property is required or optional.

• OAS 3.0 and Swagger 2.0: Required properties are listed in a required element at the object level.
• RAML: required

Restrictions

Defines whether the property is available in the request, response or both.

• OAS 3.0: Properties can have a writeOnly or readOnly element with a boolean value.
• No corresponding element in Swagger 2.0 or RAML 1.0.

Examples

Sample values for the property. They can be returned when using an API mock.

• OAS 3.0 and Swagger 2.0: The first value is used in the example element. Other values are ignored.
  Note: The OAS 3.0 specification includes an examples element, but it is not supported by Talend Cloud API Designer.
• RAML: examples

Additional properties

Boolean, defines whether the object accepts properties not included in the data type definition. This is enabled by default.

additionalProperties

Min items and Max items

Minimum and maximum number of items in an array.

minItems and maxItems

Unique items

Boolean, defines whether each item in an array must be unique.

• OAS 3.0 and RAML 1.0: uniqueItems
• No corresponding element in Swagger 2.0.

Enum

Possible values for the property.

enum

Min length and Max length

Minimum and maximum number of bytes in the value.

minLength and maxLength

Pattern

Regular expression that the value should match.

pattern

Default

Value to use if a value is not provided.

default

Enum

Possible values for the property.

enum

Format

Format to use for a number or integer.

format

Minimum and Maximum

Minimum and maximum value of a number or integer.

minimum and maximum

Default

Value to use if a value is not provided.

default

Enum

Possible values for the property.

enum

Default

Value to use if a value is not provided.

default

Enum

Possible values for the property.

enum

Format

Format to use for a datetime.

• RAML 1.0: format
• OAS 3.0: Datetime properties in OAS 3.0 are defined as strings with the format date-time. The default datetime format used is RFC3339, but if rfc2616 is selected, a custom format date-time-rfc2616 is used.
• Swagger 2.0: Datetime properties are defined in the same way as in OAS 3.0, but Swagger 2.0 does not support custom formats. They will be interpreted as RFC3339, regardless of the format selected.

Min length and Max length

Minimum and maximum number of bytes in the value.

minLength and maxLength

File types

Type of file to use, in the format */*. For example: image/png

• RAML 1.0: fileTypes