snowflaker 0.2.2

A Twitter snowflake algorithm simply implemented in Rust.
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snowflake

A Twitter snowflake algorithm simply implemented in Rust.

Twitter Snowflake

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1.Usage

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]

snowflaker = "0.2"



# Or

# @see SnowflakeGenerator::dynamic()

snowflaker = { version = "0.2", features = ["dynamic"] }

2.APIs

2.1.Generator

2.1.1.builtin

// use the default data-center ID and worker ID
let gen = SnowflakeGenerator::builtin();
assert!(gen.is_ok());

2.1.2.new

let gen = SnowflakeGenerator::new(31, 31);
assert!(gen.is_ok());

let gen = SnowflakeGenerator::new(32, 32);
assert!(gen.is_err());

2.1.3.dynamic

  • @since 0.2.0
[dependencies]

snowflaker = { version = "${version}", features = ["dynamic"] }


let gen = SnowflakeGenerator::dynamic();
assert!(gen.is_ok());

let rvt = gen.unwrap().next_id();
assert!(rvt.is_ok());

2.2.Functions

2.2.1.next_id

// 122235238222008321
let rvt = snowflaker::next_id();
assert!(rvt.is_ok());

2.2.2.next_id_string

// 122256588529602560
let rvt = snowflaker::next_id_string();
assert!(rvt.is_ok());

2.3.Custom

  • data-center ID
  • worker ID
let center_id = 16;
let worker_id = 16;

let gen = SnowflakeGenerator::new(center_id, worker_id);
assert!(gen.is_ok());
let rvt = gen.unwrap().next_id();
assert!(rvt.is_ok());

3.Test

3.1.cargo test

$ cargo test --features "dynamic" -- --show-output
$ cargo test --features "dynamic"

4.Docs

4.1.features

$ cargo doc --open --features dynamic