Tiniest of tiny base64 uid generators. Teeny-tiny browser version included, only 757 bytes.
tinygen :: Number -> String
len id. Defaults to 16.id base64 random uid.const tinygen = require('tinygen')
tinygen() // => "K4UP_gkFtzHMt5TN"
tinygen(32) // => "4Z65y6VjtIaid-PpG6eSnzJ5P7lZwoNI"
$ npm i -g tinygen
$ tinygen
Wsk6V84y9C0xI1Us
$ tinygen 32
05jrftGx1WROHu6_VQMVwLTtAxJ3AF1_
To publish a new version:
yarn version
npm publish --access public
You will be prompted for a new version number, the package will be rebuilt, and the tag pushed to git before publishing to npm. The second step is required until #1694 is resolved.
FAQs
Tiniest of tiny base64 uid generators
We found that tinygen 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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