Interface IArray

Description about the type.

CRITICAL: This description MUST be extensively detailed and MUST reference and align with the description comments from the corresponding Prisma DB schema tables and columns.

The description MUST be organized into MULTIPLE PARAGRAPHS (separated by line breaks) based on different aspects of the type:

• The purpose and business meaning of the type
• Relationships to other entities in the system
• Validation rules, constraints, and edge cases
• Usage context and examples when helpful

This structured approach improves readability and helps readers better understand the type's various characteristics and use cases. The description should be so comprehensive that anyone reading it can fully understand the type without needing to reference other documentation.

MUST be written in English. Never use other languages.

Items type info.

The items means the type of the array elements. In other words, it is the type schema info of the T in the TypeScript array type Array<T>.

Maximum items restriction.

Restriction of maximum number of items in the array.

Minimum items restriction.

Restriction of minimum number of items in the array.

Discriminator value of the type.

CRITICAL: This MUST be a SINGLE string value, NOT an array. The type field identifies the JSON Schema type and must be exactly one of: "boolean", "integer", "number", "string", "array", "object", or "null".

❌ INCORRECT: type: ["string", "null"] // This is WRONG! ✅ CORRECT: type: "string" // For nullable string, use oneOf instead

If you need to express a nullable type (e.g., string | null), you MUST use the IOneOf structure:

{
  "oneOf": [{ "type": "string" }, { "type": "null" }]
}
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NEVER use array notation in the type field. The type field is a discriminator that accepts only a single string value.

Unique items restriction.

If this property value is true, target array must have unique items.