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@deciosfernandes/uuidv7-timestamp

v0.1.1

Published

Extract epoch timestamp from UUID v7 strings (millis, Date, ISO) for TypeScript/Angular apps.

Downloads

163

Readme

@deciosfernandes/uuidv7-timestamp

Extract epoch timestamp from UUID v7 strings (TypeScript).

This tiny library extracts the timestamp encoded in UUID v7 values (the first 48 bits / first 12 hex chars) and returns it as milliseconds, a Date, or an ISO string.

Installation

npm:

npm install @deciosfernandes/uuidv7-timestamp

yarn:

yarn add @deciosfernandes/uuidv7-timestamp

Usage

import { extractTimestampFromUuidV7, extractTimestampAsDate } from '@deciosfernandes/uuidv7-timestamp';

const uuid = '017f7f58-89ab-7000-8123-0123456789ab';
const millis = extractTimestampFromUuidV7(uuid);
const date = extractTimestampAsDate(uuid);
console.log(millis, date.toISOString());

API

  • extractTimestampFromUuidV7(uuid: string): number — returns epoch milliseconds encoded in the UUID v7.
  • extractTimestampAsDate(uuid: string): Date — returns a Date instance.
  • extractTimestampAsISOString(uuid: string): string — returns an ISO 8601 string.

Notes

  • The function validates the UUID format and ensures the version nibble is 7. If the UUID is not v7, an Error is thrown.
  • The timestamp is assumed to be the first 48 bits of the UUID per the v7 draft layout.

License

MIT