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Random ObjectId
Motivation
This is a toy project without any outlandish goals. Occasionally I
needed a MongoDB ObjectID for a unit test. This saves a DB query,
starting mongo locally, writing more than a line of Python, or
visiting a website. I also wanted to learn more about writing &
deploying Python packages.
Dependencies
None
Supports
py36+. See GitHub workflow here.
Installation
$ pip install random-object-id
Usage
$ random_object_id -h
usage: random_object_id [-h] [-l]
Generate a random MongoDB ObjectId
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l, --longform prints the ID surrounded by ObjectId("...")
from random_object_id import generate
generate() # => '5ecd3bbf875e60b4166f6699'
Examples
$ random_object_id
55348611a56c10449ab80a4f
$ random_object_id -l
ObjectId("553486125ed592a10c4e8e6b")
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