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generate agilemd identifiers
var AgileId = require('agileid')
AgileId.create()
// => VOKLm0YfEhYAAAA9
AgileId.create('foo')
// => foo!VOKLm0YfEhYAAAA-
AgileId.cast('user', 'VOKLm0YfEhYAAAA9')
// => user!VOKLm0YfEhYAAAA9
type AgileId <: String
AgileId.create : (type? : String, fromId? : AgileId | ObjectId) => AgileId
note, passing in the fromId
is deprecated. Use AgileId.cast
instead.
Only use AgileId.create
when you are expecting to generate a completely new
identifier.
AgileId.cast : (type? : String, AgileId | String | ObjectId) => AgileId
AgileId.parse : (String | AgileId) => {id: String, type: String?}
AgileId.format : ({id: String, type?: String}) => AgileId
AgileId.isValid : (input : Any) => Boolean
Returns true
if input
is a valid AgileId string.
AgileId.toHexString : (id : AgileId) => hex : String
Useful for converting AgileIds to ObjectIds. Note that AgileId type information is lost.
$ npm install agileid
> agileid
< VOKaxIFSYp7_AAHs
# typed ids
> agileid foo
< foo!VOKa3KhUgSP_AAB9
# cast from objectid
> agileid -- 54e29b00153dbf6e00000001
< VOKbABU9v24AAAAB
# cast from objectid with type
> agileid foo 54e29b00153dbf6e00000001
< foo!VOKbABU9v24AAAAB
From package root:
$ npm install
$ npm test
ISC. (c) MMXV AgileMD
FAQs
generate agilemd identifiers
We found that agileid demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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