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snowflake-uid

v2.1.1

Published

Generate unique Snowflake IDs based on the Snowflake algorithm

Downloads

11

Readme

Snowflake-UID

The Snowflake-UID module is a utility for generating unique Snowflake IDs based on the Snowflake algorithm.

Installation

You can install the module using npm:

npm install snowflake-uid

Configuration & Usage

The module provides options for configuration:

  • epoch (required): The starting timestamp in milliseconds since the UNIX epoch. It determines the time range of the generated Snowflake IDs.
  • workerId (optional): The ID of the worker or machine generating the IDs. It helps in preventing ID collisions in a distributed system.
  • processId (optional): The ID of the process generating the IDs. It further refines the uniqueness in cases where multiple processes are running on a single machine.
const { Snowflake } = require('snowflake-uid');

const config = {
  epoch: 1546300800000, // Example: Set the epoch to January 1, 2019 at 00:00:00
  workerId: 1, // Example: Set the worker ID to 1
  processId: 1, // Example: Set the process ID to 1
};

const snowflake = new Snowflake(config);
const snowflakeId = snowflake.generate();
console.log(snowflakeId);

Note: make sure that the epoch value is set correctly and matches the time range you intend to generate Snowflake IDs for.