deserialize-uuid
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extracts the timestamp from a version 1 UUID
npm install deserialize-uuid
pass it a uuid-compatible uuid string
require('deserialize-uuid')('0c1d16c8-5c6a-11e4-90cf-12313b0e448d')
returns
{
timestamp: <BigNum 136335499267479240>,
timestampUtc: 1414275126747
}
timestamp is a BigNum for the integral value of the uuid's timestamp field (see RFC4122). timestampUtc is the difference in whole milliseconds between the moment that the timestamp field represents and the UNIX epoch. That means you can do new Date(timestampUtc).
Ideally it would also return the RFC4122 "node" and "clock sequence" fields, but I haven't implemented this yet.
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extracts the timestamp from a version 1 UUID
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