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Informations about the package entity-behavior-identifier

Cycle ORM Entity Behavior Identifier

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The package provides the ability to use ramsey/identifier as various Cycle ORM entity column types.

Installation

Note: Due to a dependency on ramsey/identifier this package requires PHP 8.2 or newer.

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Usage

The package provides various types of identifiers, for generating unique values or as alternatives to auto-increment IDs, helping ensure uniqueness and flexibility across an application.

Note: Most identifiers encode metadata such as node ID and epoch offset. These values are typically derived from the platform or system rather than defined within an entity. Each applicable listener class provides a setDefaults method to allow these values to be set at an appropriate time within your application.

For example:

Snowflake Examples

Snowflake (Generic): A flexible Snowflake implementation that generates globally unique, time-ordered 64-bit IDs without adhering to any specific platform’s conventions, suitable for general distributed systems.

Snowflake (Discord): Implements Discord’s Snowflake format, generating 64-bit IDs that encode a timestamp, worker ID, and sequence number. Useful when interoperating with Discord’s API or matching its ID structure.

Snowflake (Instagram): Follows Instagram’s Snowflake structure to produce unique, sortable 64-bit IDs suitable for applications that need compatibility with Instagram-style ID sequences.

Snowflake (Mastodon): Generates IDs compatible with Mastodon’s distributed Snowflake system, encoding time and node information to ensure uniqueness across instances.

Snowflake (Twitter): Produces 64-bit IDs in the format used by Twitter, encoding timestamp, machine ID, and sequence number for globally unique, time-sortable identifiers. Ideal for high-throughput distributed systems.

ULID Examples

ULID (Universally Unique Lexicographically Sortable Identifier): A 128-bit identifier designed for high uniqueness and lexicographical sortability. It combines a timestamp component with random data, allowing for ordered IDs that can be generated rapidly and are human-readable, making it ideal for databases and distributed systems.

UUID Examples

UUID Version 1 (Time-based): Generated using the current timestamp and the MAC address of the computer, ensuring unique identification based on time and hardware.

UUID Version 2 (DCE Security): Similar to version 1 but includes a local identifier such as a user ID or group ID, primarily used in DCE security contexts.

UUID Version 3 (Name-based, MD5): Created by hashing a namespace identifier and name using MD5, resulting in a deterministic UUID based on input data.

UUID Version 4 (Random): Generated entirely from random or pseudo-random numbers, offering high unpredictability and uniqueness.

UUID Version 5 (Name-based, SHA-1): Similar to version 3 but uses SHA-1 hashing, providing a different deterministic UUID based on namespace and name.

UUID Version 6 (Draft/Upcoming): An experimental or proposed version focused on improving time-based UUIDs with more sortable properties (not yet widely adopted).

UUID Version 7 (Draft/Upcoming): A newer proposal designed to incorporate sortable features based on Unix timestamp, enhancing performance in database indexing.

Read more about identifier generation in Entity Behaviors: Identifiers.

License:

The MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE for more information. Maintained by Spiral Scout.

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Requires php Version >=8.2
cycle/entity-behavior Version ^1.7
ramsey/identifier Version ^0.1
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