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string-hashids
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Like Hashids, this is a small JavaScript library to generate YouTube-like ids from strings.
You may have used hashids and I bet you love how the library encodes numeric values into awesome and short ids.
This library was born from my efforts to achieve the same very short ids using strings/text, not supported by hashids.
After a lot of tinkering, I figured that it was possible to use the CRC-32 algorithm as an intermediary. This generates a short numeric hash from the string which is then converted to a hashid! In between we perform some "padding" for negative CRC-32 hashes as hashids only supports positive integers.
Simple and effective!
Of course ids these are not intended to be cryptographically safe!
Install: yarn add string-hashids
Then:
let sHash = require("string-hashids");
let str = 'After a lot of tinkering, I figured that it was possible to use the CRC-32 algorithm as an intermediary. This generates a short numeric hash from the string which is then converted to a hashid! In between we perform some "padding" for negative CRC-32 hashes as hashids only supports positive integers.';
let hash = sHash.encode(str, "my salt");
console.log(hash); //ERfnG8y6O
encode(your_string, [your_salt])
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Like Hashids, this is a small JavaScript library to generate YouTube-like ids from strings.
We found that string-hashids 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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