#identifier

bin+lib oysterpack_uid

OysterPack UID is used to generate unique identifiers

3 unstable releases

Uses old Rust 2015

0.2.0 Nov 4, 2018
0.1.1 Oct 18, 2018
0.1.0 Oct 18, 2018

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Used in oysterpack

MIT/Apache

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Provides support for universally unique identifiers that confirm to the ULID spec.

You can generate ULIDs as String or u128. You can convert ULIDs between String and u128.

use oysterpack_uid::{
    ulid,
    ulid_u128,
    ulid_u128_into_string,
    ulid_str_into_u128
};

// generates a new ULID as a string
let id_str = ulid();
// generates a new ULID as u128
let id_u128 = ulid_u128();

// conversions between string and u128 ULIDs
let ulid_str = ulid_u128_into_string(id_u128);
assert_eq!(ulid_str_into_u128(&ulid_str).unwrap(), id_u128);

You can define type safe ULID based unique identifiers (Uid):

Uid for structs

use oysterpack_uid::Uid;
struct User;
type UserId = Uid<User>;
let id = UserId::new();

Uid for traits

use oysterpack_uid::Uid;
trait Foo{}
TypedULID
TypedULID
type FooId = Uid<dyn Foo + Send + Sync>;
let id = FooId::new();

By default, Uid is serializable via serde. If serialization is not needed then you can opt out by including the dependency with default features disabled : default-features = false.

Dependencies

~2–3MB
~52K SLoC