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@pwldev/discord-snowflake

v1.0.4

Published

A single file package to generate, parse, and do more with Discord Snowflake IDs

Downloads

10

Readme

Discord Snowflake

An easy to use single file package to generate, parse and do more with Discord Snowflake IDs.

Installation

To install this package with NPM use the command:

npm install @pwldev/discord-snowflake

This is a hybrid package, so you can import it both ways

import * as Snowflake from "@pwldev/discord-snowflake";
const SnowflakeManager = require("@pwldev/discord-snowflake");

Methods

generate

Generates a Snowflake ID using a Unix Timestamp or Date instance.

import * as Snowflake from "@pwldev/discord-snowflake";

const newSnowflake = Snowflake.generate(1679460085433);
console.log(newSnowflake);

// 1087853498709577700

getDate

Gets a Snowflake ID's timestamp as a Date instance

import * as Snowflake from "@pwldev/discord-snowflake";

Snowflake.getDate(1087853498709577700)
// Date

getIncrement

Gets a Snowflake ID's increment

import * as Snowflake from "@pwldev/discord-snowflake";

Snowflake.getIncrement(1087853498709577700)
// 3769

getProcessId

Gets a Snowflake ID's Process ID

import * as Snowflake from "@pwldev/discord-snowflake";

Snowflake.getProcessId(1087853498709577700)
// 3769

getTimestamp

Gets a Snowflake ID's Unix Timestamp

import * as Snowflake from "@pwldev/discord-snowflake";

Snowflake.getTimestamp(1087853498709577700)
// 1087853498709577700

getWorkerId

Gets a Snowflake ID's Worker ID

import * as Snowflake from "@pwldev/discord-snowflake";

Snowflake.getWorkerId(1087853498709577700)
// 3769

parse

Gets all information at once from a Snowflake ID

import * as Snowflake from "@pwldev/discord-snowflake";

Snowflake.parse(1087853498709577700)
// { "increment": 3769, "processId": 3769, "timestamp": 1420096000414, "workerId": 3769 }

Links

Created by PwLDev Based on the official Discord API docs.