String date/time

This is the most common non-traditional type. The format of it will follow this:
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS Note the 'T' must be included to split the date from the time

Sometimes the string date/time will be retuned with 6 digits for milliseconds .000000, a time zone unit +00:00, and the UTC notation UTC.

String date

The format is this:
YYYY-MM-DD.

String time

The format is like this:
HH:MM:SS.

Number as string

This is a number that is sent, stored, and returned as a number. It usually is for identification or similar uses where the numeric comparison value means very little and is simple a reference value. It can include non-numeric instance in some cases.

String uuid

This is a string that contains a uuid which would look similar to this: f370a160-0c34-11ec-9e1c-8d1277a892c3.

String enum...

There are several variations of string enumeration. Each has unique enumerated values that are the only option, other than in some cases where it can be null.

String as int

This is a string that can only have number digits. It is sent and stored as a string but is returned as a int.

String link

This is a url or link stored as a string.

Money

All dollar amounts in totality are handled in cents. This means all money is an int and does not support floating point. Amounts are passed in by multiplying the dollar and cents value by 100. Ex. $305.99 goes in as 30599 & $0.85 goes in as 85.