A command-line interface to generate collision-resistant ids (CUIDs) optimized for horizontal scaling and performance.
A command-line interface to generate collision-resistant ids (CUIDs) optimized for horizontal scaling and performance.
A CUID is a short, random string with some collision-busting measures. These are safe to use as HTML element id's and for unique, server-side record lookups.
This CLI is built on the work of Eric Elliott and makes use of the CUID package found at https://www.npmjs.com/package/cuid.
Install CUIDGEN globally as you would any other NPM package.
npm install -g cuidgen
CUIDGEN is built using oclif. As such, it requires Node 8+.
$ cuidgen --help
$ cuidgen
cjocr937d00008drr0pfxxtxx
$ cuidgen 3
cjocr937d00008drr0pfxxtxx
cjocr937e00018drrttyzbjg4
cjocr937e00028drrsgq9146m
$ cuidgen 3 --delimiter=,
cjocr937d00008drr0pfxxtxx,
cjocr937e00018drrttyzbjg4,
cjocr937e00028drrsgq9146m
$ cuidgen 3 -d=, --qualifier='"'
"cjocr937d00008drr0pfxxtxx",
"cjocr937e00018drrttyzbjg4",
"cjocr937e00028drrsgq9146m"
$ cuidgen 2 --short
sw0xrlc
sy1xrqb
$ cuidgen 2000 > myfile.txt
See the change log file for more details.
Copyright (c) 2018 David Waterston. All rights reserved. Distributed under an MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.
[1.0.0] - 2018-11-12
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A command-line interface to generate collision-resistant ids (CUIDs) optimized for horizontal scaling and performance.
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