The built-in native types in Embeddable are:

• string
  • Simple text input
  • JS example:
    • const s : string = 'Hello world'
• number
  • Simple number input
  • JS example:
    • const n : number = -123.34
• boolean
  • Simple boolean input
  • JS example:
    • const b : boolean = true
• time
  • A specific point in time
  • JS examples:
    • const t : Time = { date: new Date() }
    • const t : Time = { date: new Date(1980, 3, 28) }
    • const t : Time = { relativeTimeString: 'today' }
    • const t : Time = { relativeTimeString: 'Yesterday' }
    • const t : Time = { relativeTimeString: 'last week' }
    • const t : Time = { relativeTimeString: '6 months ago' }
• timeRange
  • A time range between two points of time
  • JS examples:
    • const tr : TimeRange = { from: new Date(1995, 1, 16), to: new Date() }
    • const tr : TimeRange = { relativeTimeString: 'this week' }
    • const tr : TimeRange = { relativeTimeString: 'last 30 days' }
    • const tr : TimeRange = { relativeTimeString: 'last month' }
    • const tr : TimeRange = { relativeTimeString: 'this year' }
• dataset
  • A dataset to call loadData with (learn more)
• measure
  • A measure to call loadData with (learn more)
  • requires: a dataset
• dimension
  • A dimension to call loadData with (learn more)
  • requires: a dataset
• granularity
  • A granularity to group time dimensions by when calling loadData (learn more)
  • JS examples:
    • const g : Granularity = 'second'
    • const g : Granularity = 'minute'
    • const g : Granularity = 'hour'
    • const g : Granularity = 'day'
    • const g : Granularity = 'week'
    • const g : Granularity = 'month'
    • const g : Granularity = 'quarter'
    • const g : Granularity = 'year'
• dimensionOrMeasure
  • A dimension or measure to call loadData with (learn more)
  • requires: a dataset

You can also define your own types. These are called custom types. A simple example can be found here.

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