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unidque

v1.0.0-1

Published

simple and powerful to generate (id) steely and secure numberID or stringID (URL-friendly)

Downloads

15

Readme

Unique IDentifier is a simple and powerful to generate (id) steely and secure numberID or stringID (URL-friendly) The generation depends on a complex algorithm that relies on information, date and process to generate steely.

Installation

npm install unidque
yarn add unidque

Example

const unidque = require("unidque");
//in stringID, sign [".","_"][random] is not fixed, it moves randomly in the string to make it more secure

unidque(); //stringID (default length 35)
//=> IyJ0g7gy92hwy0yz6IyVzyh2aVIyg3yXA_J

unidque(20); //stringID with 20 characters, (minimum:20 maximum:200)
//=> f02Y10Y7v.9Kj6kqYvK6

unidque(true); //numberID (default length 35)
// => 80743258371438287065918637835813207

unidque(20, true); //numberID with 20 digits, (minimum:20 maximum:200)
//=> 64195268060178376012

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