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Distributed id generation for the lazy. Inspired by this article.
Generates ids consisting of a 41 bit time (millisecond precision with custom
epoch) followed 23 random bits. Result is a Buffer
with an added feature
of base58 and base10 conversions for producing compact and readable strings.
Custom epoch starts on 2000-01-01T00:00:00.000Z, which should be good until around mid-2069.
npm install simpleflake
Generate an id using current time and a random sequence number:
var flake = require('simpleflake');
var id = flake(); // <Buffer 34 62 a7 d5 c7 36 7c b9>
id.toString('hex'); // '3462a7d5c7367cb9'
id.toString('base58'); // '9mCpPjW7D5a'
id.toString('base10'); // '3774763974302006457'
Generate an id using deterministic time and sequence:
var id = flake(Date.UTC(2014, 1, 1), 1); // <Buffer 33 bf f7 7e 00 00 00 01>
Parse an id into its time and sequence components:
flake.parse(id); // [ 1396671731598, 3570873 ]
flake.parse('9mCpPjW7D5a', 'base58'); // [ 1396671731598, 3570873 ]
flake.parse('3774763974302006457', 'base10'); // [ 1396671731598, 3570873 ]
Customise generation options (default values shown):
flake.options.epoch = Date.UTC(2000, 0, 1);
flake.options.timebits = 41;
FAQs
Distributed id generation for the lazy.
We found that @counterplay/simpleflake demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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