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UUID.js - The RFC-compliant UUID generator for JavaScript.
var uuid = UUID.generate();
UUID.js library generates an RFC 4122 compliant Universally Unique IDentifier (UUID).
Math.random()
implementation of WebKit-based browsers when generating a large random integer.Download src/uuid.js
or type npm install uuidjs
.
Load src/uuid.js
or require("uuidjs")
.
// the simplest way to get an UUID (as a hexadecimal string)
document.writeln(UUID.generate()); // "0db9a5fa-f532-4736-89d6-8819c7f3ac7b"
// create a version 4 (random-numbers-based) UUID object
var objV4 = UUID.genV4();
// create a version 1 (time-based) UUID object
var objV1 = UUID.genV1();
// create an UUID object from a hexadecimal string
var uuid = UUID.parse("a0e0f130-8c21-11df-92d9-95795a3bcd40");
// UUID object as a string
document.writeln(uuid.toString()); // "a0e0f130-8c21-11df-92d9-95795a3bcd40"
document.writeln(uuid.hexString); // "a0e0f130-8c21-11df-92d9-95795a3bcd40"
document.writeln(uuid.bitString); // "101000001110000 ... 1100110101000000"
document.writeln(uuid.urn); // "urn:uuid:a0e0f130-8c21-11df-92d9-95795a3bcd40"
document.writeln(uuid.hexNoDelim); // "a0e0f1308c2111df92d995795a3bcd40"
// compare UUID objects
document.writeln(objV4.equals(objV1)); // false
// show version numbers
document.writeln(objV4.version); // 4
document.writeln(objV1.version); // 1
// get UUID field values in 3 different formats by 2 different accessors
document.writeln(uuid.intFields.timeLow); // 2699096368
document.writeln(uuid.bitFields.timeMid); // "1000110000100001"
document.writeln(uuid.hexFields.timeHiAndVersion); // "11df"
document.writeln(uuid.intFields.clockSeqHiAndReserved); // 146
document.writeln(uuid.bitFields.clockSeqLow); // "11011001"
document.writeln(uuid.hexFields.node); // "95795a3bcd40"
document.writeln(uuid.intFields[0]); // 2699096368
document.writeln(uuid.bitFields[1]); // "1000110000100001"
document.writeln(uuid.hexFields[2]); // "11df"
document.writeln(uuid.intFields[3]); // 146
document.writeln(uuid.bitFields[4]); // "11011001"
document.writeln(uuid.hexFields[5]); // "95795a3bcd40"
// avoid conflicts with other libraries (noConflict mode)
var arbitraryVarName = UUID;
UUID = UUID.overwrittenUUID; // restore original value
This library is licensed under the MIT license.
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RFC-compliant UUID Generator for JavaScript
The npm package uuidjs receives a total of 6,725 weekly downloads. As such, uuidjs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that uuidjs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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