tiny-blocks / ksuid
K-Sortable Unique Identifier.
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Requires
- php: ^8.3
- tiny-blocks/encoder: ^3
Requires (Dev)
- infection/infection: ^0.29
- phpmd/phpmd: ^2.15
- phpstan/phpstan: ^1
- phpunit/phpunit: ^11
- squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ^3.11
Suggests
- ext-bcmath: Enables the extension which is an interface to the GNU implementation as a Basic Calculator utility library.
README
Overview
Ksuid stands for K-Sortable Unique Identifier. It's a way to generate globally unique IDs which are partially chronologically sortable.
Installation
composer require tiny-blocks/ksuid
How to use
The library exposes a concrete implementation through the Ksuid
class.
Creating a Ksuid
With the random
method, a new instance of type Ksuid
is created from a timestamp (current unix timestamp - EPOCH)
and a payload (cryptographically secure pseudo-random bytes).
$ksuid = Ksuid::random(); $ksuid->getValue(); # 2QzPUGEaAKHhVcQYrqQodbiZat1 $ksuid->getPayload(); # 464932c1194da98e752145d72b8f0aab $ksuid->getUnixTime(); # 1686353450 $ksuid->getTimestamp(); # 286353450
You can also choose from other factory models.
Ksuid::from(payload: hex2bin('9850EEEC191BF4FF26F99315CE43B0C8'), timestamp: 286235327); Ksuid::fromPayload(value: '0o5Fs0EELR0fUjHjbCnEtdUwQe3'); Ksuid::fromTimestamp(value: 286235327);
Inspecting a Ksuid
You can inspect the components used to create a Ksuid
, using the inspectFrom
method.
$ksuid = Ksuid::inspectFrom(ksuid: '2QzPUGEaAKHhVcQYrqQodbiZat1'); # Array # ( # [time] => 2023-06-09 20:30:50 -0300 -03 # [payload] => 464932c1194da98e752145d72b8f0aab # [timestamp] => 286353450 # )
License
Ksuid is licensed under MIT.
Contributing
Please follow the contributing guidelines to contribute to the project.