Snakeflake
A discrete nonserial ID generation system implemented in Python
Install / Use
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Snakeflake
Snakeflake is a discrete nonserial ID generator like Snowflake and Sonyflake, implemented in Python.
"Discrete" and "nonserial" are real words. I promise.
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Usage
>>> import datetime
>>> from snakeflake.snakeflake import SnakeflakeGenerator
>>> from snakeflake.config import SnakeflakeGeneratorConfig
>>>
>>> # Set the epoch to 5:30, 28 March 2010 and the machine ID to 283
>>> config = SnakeflakeGeneratorConfig(datetime.datetime(2010, 3, 28, 5, 30), 283)
>>> # Create the Snakeflake Generator
>>> sf = SnakeflakeGenerator(config)
>>> # Generate some Snakeflake IDs
>>> sf.next_id()
526063632593715483
>>> sf.next_id()
526063667423281435
>>> # Not specifying a Machine ID will generate one from your internal IP address
>>> config = SnakeflakeGeneratorConfig(datetime.datetime(2010, 3, 28, 5, 30), None)
>>> config.machine_id
1
Installation
You can install Snakeflake using pip:
pip install snakeflake
Documentation
View the documentation here.
To do:
- [x] Better Documentation
- [x] Add tests(!!!)
- [x] Add a snakeflake decoder
- [x] Publish (🎉🎉🎉)
- [x] ~~Add an icon~~
- [ ] Add a better icon
- [ ] Accept a function as a parameter to get the current machine id
- [ ] Accept a function as a parameter to check the uniqueness of the machine id
- [ ] Async support (if I decide to do the above)
Contributing
Want to contribute to this project? Feel free to submit a PR!
License
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.
