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cu: generate a unique value from a consecutively number list

Install

$ pip install cu

Why Permutated?

  • Why not 😂
  • Clean and focused
  • Actively maintained

Usage

import cu as consecutively_unique
val = consecutively_unique.cu(1, 5)

print(val(), val(), val(), val())
# => 18 7 1 10

API

cu(minValue, maxValue)

Return a function with a unique value unique value form a consecutively number list

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License

MIT License © Carlos Abraham

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