@bemoje/uuid

Generate a UUID string.

Warning: Private package. Do not expect it to work. Use at own risk.

Installation

# install
npm install @bemoje/uuid -g

# uninstall
npm uninstall @bemoje/uuid -g

# help
uuid --help

Help

Usage: uuid [bits] [options]

Version: 0.0.1

Description:
Generate a UUID string (Universally Unique Identifier).
  This does not follow the ISO standard exactly, but almost. It's just a random string with the first 32 bits being an encoded timestamp and the remaining bits being random bits.
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier

Commands:
  u |util                   Utilities (presets, etc.)

Arguments:
  [bits]                    The number of bits to generate. Minimum is 32
                            as this only covers the timestamp-part of the UUID.
                            (default: The standard for UUIDs is 128 bits.)

Options:
  -V, --version             output the version number
  -e, -encoding <encoding>  The encoding to use for the output string.
                            (choices: "base64", "base64url", "hex", "binary",
                            "utf8", "utf16le", "latin1", "ascii", "binary",
                            "ucs2", default: "hex")

Global Options:
  -D, --debug               Output debugging information.
  -C, --noColor             Disable color in terminal output.
  -E, --noStderr            Mute all output to stderr.
  -O, --noStdout            Mute all output to stdout.

Subcommands:
 Subcommand          Usage        Summary
 
 uuid                [-e] [bits]  Generate a UUID string (Universally Unique Identifier)
 
 uuid util                        Utilities (presets, etc.)
 
 uuid util list      [-a,-n]      List nested subcommands
 
 uuid util usage                  Display one line of help for each command
 
 uuid util filepath               Print filepath to JSON file containing user data, eg

License

Released under the MIT License.