DateTime
DateTime is a signed integer of milliseconds since or before the Unix Epoch.
DateTime MUST be expressed as a series of base-10 digits, and MUST NOT be expressed with any leading zeroes, an exponent, a decimal point or a fractional part.
Examples
Valid
| Canonical value |
Semantic meaning |
1657544400200 |
14:00:00.2 UTC on the 11th of July, 2022 |
-127573208000 |
13:00:08 UTC on the 16th of December, 1965 |
Invalid
| Invalid value |
Reason |
-000144960400000 |
Leading zeroes are not allowed |
1259607600000.141 |
Fractional parts are not allowed |