Hi @peterwoodworth

I added this method as the original validateInteger method checks if the value is an integer by throwing an error when the value is not an integer via !Number.isInteger(property). Since rate limits allow for integer or decimal values, the validateInteger method would throw an error if a double is passed to it so I created the validateDouble method to:

1. Check if value is valid number via isNaN(property)
2. Check if value can be parsed as float and is still a valid number via isNaN(parseFloat(property))

I think both methods are needed as, according to the documentation, burst limits must be integers and rate limits can be either decimals or integers.

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