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flakeid53

v1.0.5

Published

Simple module that aims to provide [snowflake](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowflake_ID) alike ID generator that fits into [53bit number as specificed on IEEE_754.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754)

Downloads

12

Readme

Flake ID 53

Simple module that aims to provide snowflake alike ID generator that fits into 53bit number as specificed on IEEE_754.

As being limited to 53bit number, there is some limitations:

  • Timespan is limited to 28 years for given epoch
  • Machine ID is limited from 0..9
  • Sequence is limited to 000..999

Format:

<Timestamp><Worker ID><Sequence>

Example:

8470564087028

  • 847056408 - timespan
  • 7 - worker ID
  • 028 - sequence number

Installation

npm install flakeid53

Usage

Initialize

Options

epoch: Number Time to start the epoch of the snowflake generation, it will be used as substract for given current time, to produce the first 12 digits.

workerId: Number 0-9 range machine or worker ID. It is usefull in case of usage on distributed systems.

// Use as node module

const flakeId = require("flakeid53")({
    epoch: +new Date("2021-03-03"),
    workerId: 2,
});
// Use as ES module

import createFlakeID53 from "flakeid53";

const flakeId = createFlakeID53({
    epoch: +new Date("2021-03-03"),
    workerId: 2,
});
// Use in Deno

import createFlakeID53 from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/flakeid53/index.js"

const flakeId = createFlakeID53({
    epoch: +new Date("2021-03-03"),
    workerId: 2,
});

Generate ID

nextId() returns a promise that resolve to next ID number.

await flakeId.nextId();

// Outputs: 8470564087028

Parse given ID produced by generator

flakeId.parse(8470564087028);

// Outputs: { time: 2021-03-12T19:17:36.408Z, workerId: 7, sequence: 28 }

Why this module?

In my specific case, using snowflake ID or some other 64bit alternative is not an option.