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ulid-to-hex2

v0.0.7

Published

A simple ULID/HEX converter. Usage: `npx ulid-to-hex 01FCB79DXEHPQJRD8BWC6G7PVH`

Downloads

2

Readme

Forked from ulid-to-hex

Due to the original package being unpublished from NPM, I have forked it to keep it available.

Since the original package was unpublished, I have published this package as ulid-to-hex2 to avoid any conflicts.

ULID to HEX

May be useful if you are storing ULIDs in binary format, and your database CLI already supports querying by HEX values.

Usage

Parse ULID

npx ulid-to-hex2 01FCB79DXEHPQJRD8BWC6G7PVH
> 017B1674B7AE8DAF2C350BE30D03DB71
> 017b1674-b7ae-8daf-2c35-0be30d03db71

Parse HEX

npx ulid-to-hex2 0x017B1674B7AE8DAF2C350BE30D03DB71
> 01FCB79DXEHPQJRD8BWC6G7PVH
> 017b1674-b7ae-8daf-2c35-0be30d03db71

Parse UUID

npx ulid-to-hex2 017b1674-b7ae-8daf-2c35-0be30d03db71
> 017B1674B7AE8DAF2C350BE30D03DB71
> 01FCB79DXEHPQJRD8BWC6G7PVH

Flags

If you want just one value to be returned, you can use the flags --uuid or --ulid.

Example: Parse ULID to UUID only

npx ulid-to-hex2 01FCB79DXEHPQJRD8BWC6G7PVH --uuid
> 017b1674-b7ae-8daf-2c35-0be30d03db71

Example: Parse HEX to ULID only

npx ulid-to-hex2 0x017B1674B7AE8DAF2C350BE30D03DB71 --ulid
> 01FCB79DXEHPQJRD8BWC6G7PVH