UUID

A UUID is a unique 128-bit number, stored as 16 octets. UUIDs are parsed as Strings within GraphQL. UUIDs are used to assign unique identifiers to entities without requiring a central allocating authority.

References

• Wikipedia: Universally Unique Identifier
• RFC4122: A Universally Unique IDentifier (UUID) URN Namespace

scalar UUID

Member of

AcceptInviteInput input ● Collection object ● collection query ● CollectionCreator object ● CollectionMint object ● CreateCollectionInput input ● CreateCredentialInput input ● CreateCustomerInput input ● CreateCustomerWalletInput input ● CreateDropInput input ● CreateProjectInput input ● CreateWebhookInput input ● Credential object ● CreditDeposit object ● Credits object ● Customer object ● DeactivateMemberInput input ● DeleteWebhookInput input ● DeleteWebhookPayload object ● Drop object ● drop query ● EditOrganizationInput input ● EditProjectInput input ● EditWebhookInput input ● Holder object ● ImportCollectionInput input ● Invite object ● invite query ● InviteMemberInput input ● Member object ● MetadataJson object ● MetadataJsonAttribute object ● mint query ● MintCreator object ● MintDropInput input ● MintHistory object ● MintQueuedInput input ● MintRandomQueuedInput input ● MintToCollectionInput input ● NftTransfer object ● Organization object ● organization query ● Owner object ● PatchCollectionInput input ● PatchDropInput input ● PauseDropInput input ● Project object ● project query ● QueueMintToDropInput input ● ReactivateMemberInput input ● ResumeDropInput input ● RetryCollectionInput input ● RetryDropInput input ● RetryMintEditionInput input ● RetryUpdateMintInput input ● ShutdownDropInput input ● SwitchCollectionHistory object ● SwitchCollectionInput input ● TransferAssetInput input ● Treasury object ● UpdateHistory object ● UpdateMintInput input ● User object ● user query ● Wallet object ● Webhook object