PHP code example of charm / uuid

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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charm / uuid example snippets

echo Charm\Id::make();
// "47e3c427-3f82-4dc7-a6ca-c83561a9cdfb"

echo Charm\Id::v1();
// "c85fb57a-f391-11eb-bb00-0242ee781401"

/**
 * UUID v4
 *
 * An ID that can be shared with others, and you should never see a collision.
 */
$uniqueId = Charm\Id::make();               // returns a 36 char string
// "47e3c427-3f82-4dc7-a6ca-c83561a9cdfb"

/**
 * Snowflake, by Twitter
 *
 * A 64 bit integer which can be considered unique within your organization, built from
 * a timestamp, a machine id and a sequence number.
 */
$snowflakeId = Charm\Id::snowflake(); // returns 64 bit int value
// 262805082062461697

use Charm\Util\IdFactory;

$idGenerator = new IdFactory(IdFactory::TYPE_UUID_V1, [
    /**
     * If you specify a machine id here, no effort is needed to retrieve a machine id.
     * The value should be globally unique for UUID V1, or unique for the organization
     * for snowflake/instaflake/sonyflake type IDs.
     */
    'machineId' => null,

    /**
     * The sequence number is a number which is supposed to ensure that we don't generate
     * two IDs on the same computer within the same time interval. The default value is derived
     * from `getmypid()` which should cause diffent workers to start on a different sequence
     * number.
     */
    'initialSequenceNumber' => null,

    /**
     * The epoch for the snowflake and derivatives ID generators is a unix
     * timestamp.
     */
    'epoch' => strtotime('2019-01-01 00:00:00'),

    /**
     * Allow fetching the computers mac address for machine id?
     */
    'allowMacAddress' => true,

    /**
     * Allow using the Kubernetes hostname UID part for machine id?
     */
    'allowKubernetesId' => true,

    /**
     * Allow unique machine ID from /var/lib/dbus/machine-id or on Windows, the registry entry in 
     * 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptography\MachineGuid'?
     */
    'allowMachineId' => true,

    /**
     * You can provide a custom function that provides a unique ID for the machine. The function
     * must return a positive integer or NULL.
     */
    'customMachineIdFunction' => null,
]);

// Generate a new ID. The type of ID is determined by the `$type` specified in the constructor.
$idGenerator(); // c85fb57a-f391-11eb-bb00-0242ee781401

use Charm\Id;
use Charm\Util\IdFactory;

// Optionally configure the library before generating any IDs.
Id::configure(IdFactory::TYPE_UUID_V4, [ /* options, see above */);

// Generate the default ID type
Id::make();
// 47e3c427-3f82-4dc7-a6ca-c83561a9cdfb

// Or use any of the other factory methods to create a particular type of ID

Charm\Id::uuid1();
// c85fb57a-f391-11eb-bb00-0242ee781401

Charm\Id::uuid4();
// 47e3c427-3f82-4dc7-a6ca-c83561a9cdfb

Charm\Id::comb();
// 061089ba-be18-475b-90ed-0242ee781401

Charm\Id::snowflake();
// 262805082062461697

Charm\Id::instaflake();
// 262805082067699458

Charm\Id::sonyflake();
// 33064438777189377