easyflake 0.0.4

EasyFlake is a Python package for generating 64-bit IDs similar to Snowflake or Sonyflake.

EasyFlake

EasyFlake is a Python package for generating 64-bit IDs similar to Snowflake or Sonyflake. It provides a simple way to generate unique and sortable IDs that can be used as primary keys in databases, message queue messages, or other distributed systems.

Installation

Install the latest version of EasyFlake using pip:

pip install easyflake

Usage

To use EasyFlake, simply create an instance of the EasyFlake class, passing in a unique node ID:

from easyflake import EasyFlake

ef = EasyFlake(node_id=1)
print(ef.get_id())

The get_id() method generates the next ID by the current timestamp. You can customize the number of bits used for the node ID and sequence ID parts, as well as the epoch timestamp and time scale.

ef = EasyFlake(node_id=0, node_id_bits=4, sequence_bits=6)
print(ef.get_id())

Arguments

• node_id (int): A unique ID for the current node. This ID should be between 0 and (2 ^ node_id_bits) - 1. If no argument is given, a random value is assigned to the node ID.
• node_id_bits (int): The maximum number of bits used to represent the node ID. This argument defaults to 8 / max node ID is 255.
• sequence_bits (int): The maximum number of bits used to represent the sequence number. This argument defaults to 8 / max sequence number is 255.
• epoch (float): A timestamp used as a reference when generating the timestamp section of the ID. This argument defaults to 1675859040 (2023-02-08T12:24:00Z).
• time_scale (int): The number of decimal places used to represent the timestamp. This argument defaults to 3 (milliseconds).

Contributing

See the contributing guide.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.