Patterns for writing clear, consistent API field descriptions including types, constraints, examples, and edge cases.
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Field descriptions are the most-read part of API documentation. Users scan for specific fields and need clear, consistent information.
Every field description answers: What is it? (purpose), What type? (data type), Required? (mandatory), Constraints? (limits/validations), Example? (valid data)
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|-------|------|----------|-------------|
| id | uuid | — | The unique identifier of the Account |
| name | string | Yes | The display name of the Account (max 255 chars) |
| status | enum | — | Account status: `ACTIVE`, `INACTIVE`, `BLOCKED` |
Note: Use — for response-only fields (not applicable for requests).
For nested objects: status.code, status.description
| Type | Pattern | Example |
|---|---|---|
| UUID | "The unique identifier of the [Entity]" | id: uuid — The unique identifier of the Account |
| String | "[Purpose] (constraints)" | code: string — The asset code (max 10 chars, uppercase, e.g., "BRL") |
| String (format) | "[Purpose] (format example)" | email: string — Email address (e.g., "user@example.com") |
| Enum | "[Purpose]: val1, val2, val3" | type: enum — Asset type: \currency`, `crypto`, `commodity`` |
| Boolean | "If true, [what happens]. Default: [value]" | allowSending: boolean — If \true`, sending permitted. Default: `true`` |
| Integer | "[Purpose] (range)" | scale: integer — Decimal places (0-18) |
| Timestamp | "Timestamp of [event] (UTC)" | createdAt: timestamptz — Timestamp of creation (UTC) |
| Object (jsonb) | "[Purpose] including [fields]" | status: jsonb — Status information including code and description |
| Array | "List of [what it contains]" | operations: array — List of operations in the transaction |
In Requests:
Yes = Must be providedNo = OptionalConditional = Required in specific scenarios (explain in description)In Responses: Use — (response fields are always returned or null)
| Pattern | Format |
|---|---|
| Default values | "Results per page. Default: 10" |
| Nullable fields | "Soft deletion timestamp, or null if not deleted" |
| Deprecated fields | "[Deprecated] Use route instead" |
| Read-only fields | "Read-only. Generated by the system" |
| Relationships | "References an Asset code. Must exist in the Ledger" |
| Don't | Do |
|---|---|
| "The name" | "The display name of the Account" |
| "Status info" | "Account status: ACTIVE, INACTIVE, BLOCKED" |
| "A number" | "Balance version, incremented with each transaction" |
| "The code" | "The asset code (max 10 chars, uppercase)" |
| "The timestamp" | "Timestamp of creation (UTC)" |
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