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Does this mean that (for example) an ULID won't take 16 bytes, but instead 26?
by nextaccountic 4y ago
Does this mean that (for example) an ULID won't take 16 bytes, but instead 26?
- hardwaresofton 4y agoULID in particular is fine -- as it is compatible with UUID (it can relatively easily be converted to something that looks like a UUID), but others are not (ex. nanoid which is variable). I wanted the extension to be consistent in what it outputs for the default function scheme (idkit_<something>_generate). Arguably `idkit_<something_generate_text` is more explicit and thus clearer but generate and generate_uuid aren't terrible either.