ResourcefulBigintType

The ResourcefulBigintType class provides 64-bit signed integer validation for large numeric values. It supports the same validation options as ResourcefulIntegerType but with bigint constraints for values beyond 32-bit limits.

For complete API reference, see ResourcefulBigintType.

Basic Usage

import { ResourcefulBigintType } from '@nhtio/lucid-resourceful/definitions'

const bigNumberType = ResourcefulBigintType({
  minimum: 0n,
  maximum: 9223372036854775807n, // Max 64-bit signed int
  exclusiveMinimum: false,
  exclusiveMaximum: false,
  multipleOf: 1n
})

Configuration

All options use bigint values:

• minimum: bigint
• maximum: bigint
• exclusiveMinimum: boolean
• exclusiveMaximum: boolean
• multipleOf: bigint

Common Patterns

class Analytics extends compose(BaseModel, withResourceful({ name: 'Analytics' })) {
  // Large user IDs
  @resourcefulColumn.bigint({
    type: ResourcefulBigintType({
      minimum: 1n,
      maximum: 9223372036854775807n,
      exclusiveMinimum: false,
      exclusiveMaximum: false,
      multipleOf: 1n,
      readOnly: true
    })
  })
  declare userId: bigint

  // View counts
  @resourcefulColumn.bigint({
    type: ResourcefulBigintType({
      minimum: 0n,
      maximum: 9223372036854775807n,
      exclusiveMinimum: false,
      exclusiveMaximum: false,
      multipleOf: 1n
    })
  })
  declare viewCount: bigint
}

OpenAPI Schema

Generates "type": "integer", "format": "int64" in OpenAPI schemas.

Best Practices

• Use for values that exceed 32-bit integer limits
• Handle bigint conversion in JavaScript properly
• Consider database column types (BIGINT)
• Use ResourcefulIntegerType for smaller values