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tinyid
A tiny ID type that is definitely not cryptographically secure, but is easier for a user to
see and type in, while still being unique enough to create at least 1-10 million instances
without collision. It is also very efficiently stored, essentially taking up as much size as
a u64.
Example Usage
use tinyid::TinyId;
let mut id = TinyId::random();
assert!(id.is_valid());
assert!(!id.is_null());
id.make_null();
assert!(!id.is_valid());
assert!(id.is_null());
assert_eq!(id, TinyId::null());Structs
A tiny 8-byte ID type that is NOT cryptographically secure, but is easy and convenient
for tasks that don’t require the utmost security or uniqueness. During lightweight testing,
between 1 and 10 million IDs can be generated without any collisions, and performance has
been pretty good.
Enums
Error type used by
TinyId operations that are fallible.