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@flatfile/id
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This package provides a re-useable @flatfile/id
generator that should be used in all places where a public id is provided. This ensures that we can evolve our ID standard over time with consistency.
process.env.REGION
will be prepended to the ID if it's available.
[{region}_]{model}_{id}
// default usage
makeId('acc') // => acc_G23hs0hd90Ij6D4f
// with a region
process.env.REGION = 'us0'
makeId('acc') // => us0_acc_ijsS89072Es0hd90
// modifying the environment variable describing default length
process.env.DEFAULT_ID_LENGTH = '32'
makeId('acc') // => acc_yBcGHc61lGdWjgnEtZqSvWDpQdqaN9tu
// passing a custom id length
makeId('acc', 8) // => acc_4hkFm3CJ
// passing a length under 8
makeId('acc', 5) // => throw Error("The length passed to makeId() must be >= 8")
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`{region}_{model}_{id}`
The npm package @flatfile/id receives a total of 720 weekly downloads. As such, @flatfile/id popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @flatfile/id demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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