I know how to do that in node.js, with npm-managed libraries like uuid. But what's a decent way to do this in browser-based SAP UI5 JavaScript
I have a need to generate C# code for my Country entity that will inherit from a base Entity class providing stong typed argument to denote the fact that my PK
Did anyone suceed in writing a type for UUID in Typescript using the new template literal types? e.g.: const id:UUID = "f172b0f1-ea0a-4116-a12c-fc339cb451b6" T
I am wondering if it is possible to take a minecraft UUID and convert it into the users current username. I know how to get all of there previous usernames, but
Trying to make a folder before uploading a file to it. However, there is a problem if I do not update the server on the node when I try to download the file aga
so on my search for an answer to my problem I found this post: Jest: How to globally mock node-uuid (or any other imported module) I already tried the answer b
I want to use jquery-ui sortable method for my larave project. When i was separate my <tr> rows with id, there is no problem. Example; <tr id="item-1"&
I am using psycopg2 to try to insert an entry into a table where the type of the data is the Postgres type 'uuid'. According to this page, I should be able to
I have a model and UUID as primary key field. UUID id is way too long. I'd like to have it short similar to YouTube. class Video(models.Model): id = models
We're designing a table for user entity. The only non-trivial requirement is that there should be a permanent URL to the user entity (for example their profile)
One of my Rails migrations uses a uuid as the primary key. The Postgres extension gen_random_uuid() should solve this issue, but I continue to get the error aft
I would like to get an idea on how can we generate an unique identifier using two Strings. My requirement here is to generate an unique identifier for a particu
Ideally I would want something like example.com/resources/äFg4вNгё5, minimum number of visible characters, never mind that they have to b
The uuid4() function of Python's module uuid generates a random UUID, and seems to generate a different one every time: In [1]: import uuid In [2]: uuid.uuid4(
Is the Laravel str_random() function random enough so that I can use it for IDs? For example: str_random(32); This produces a random string of length 32 mad
I am trying to generate a UUID (not as primary key, just generate one) with the laravel-uuid package. The docs are pretty straightforward, so according to the r
Summary How to preserve UUIDs when exporting and importing documents? Export collection as JSON file Drop collection and re-create collection Import JSON file U