One point of a single-valued metric time series, as returned by most metric endpoints via
callMetric (e.g. /market/price_usd_close): { t, v }.
t — timestamp in unix seconds (a number, not a Date); convert with new Date(t * 1000).
v — the value. null is accepted: the docs do not promise that v is never null, and a
response schema is lenient by design, so a gap in the data does not fail the whole series.
Extra fields on a point are tolerated (stripped from the result), so an additive server change
does not fail validation. Metrics whose v is an array or object, or that return o instead,
need TimeSeriesObjectPointSchema or a schema of your own.
One point of a single-valued metric time series, as returned by most metric endpoints via
callMetric(e.g./market/price_usd_close):{ t, v }.t— timestamp in unix seconds (a number, not aDate); convert withnew Date(t * 1000).v— the value.nullis accepted: the docs do not promise thatvis never null, and a response schema is lenient by design, so a gap in the data does not fail the whole series.Extra fields on a point are tolerated (stripped from the result), so an additive server change does not fail validation. Metrics whose
vis an array or object, or that returnoinstead, need TimeSeriesObjectPointSchema or a schema of your own.