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Informations about the package uuid-console

martiis/uuid-console

This is a console application for generating UUIDs with ramsey/uuid and inspired by ramsey/uuid-console.

The biggest difference is in the decode command which will detect time-ordered UUIDs and also dump time-ordered value for UUID version 1. I find this useful while working with database clients because they usually only format values into hex. Decode command is not as rich as ramsey, but it's enough for me.

Usage

Generate

Will only generate version "1" and "4".

Decode

If detects UUID starting with 0x will decode as time-ordered.

All versions of uuid-console with dependencies

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Requires php Version ^8
ramsey/uuid Version ^4
symfony/console Version 5.4.*
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