typeid 0.3.0

UUID-compatible Typed IDs with prefixes

UUID-compatible Typed IDs with prefixes.

typid is a python library that allows to create specific id types much like stripe uses them across their platform to distinguish different data models from their id already. typeid is compatible to the UUID library and as such can act as a drop-in replacement.

A type id has the following string representation:

user_nnv5rr3rfk3hgry6xrygr
└──┘ └───────────────────┘
type    uuid (base58)

How to use typeid

First generate the Types using generate(...), then use them like so:

from uuid_extensions import uuid7
from typeid import generate

typeids = generate("sk", "pk", "user", "apikey", enable_sqla=True)

# Now they can be used with SkId, PkId, UserId, and ApikeyId
assert str(typeids.SkId(uuid7().hex)).startswith("sk_")
assert str(typeids.PkId(uuid7().hex)).startswith("pk_")
assert str(typeids.UserId(uuid7().hex)).startswith("user_")
assert str(typeids.ApikeyId(uuid7().hex)).startswith("apikey_")

# Obviously, loading a prefixed type id in the correct Type works just fine
assert (typeids.UserId("user_nnv5rr3rfk3hgry6xrygr").hex == "0664c4135ed83faabd4bc0dc33839c9f")

# Use custom suffixes, just in case you need them
other_ids.generate("admin", suffix="IdUseWithCare")
assert str(other_ids.AdminIdUseWithCare(uuid7().hex)).startswith("admin_")

SqlAlchemy Support

The library also allows to create classes specifically for the use with sqlalchemy.

Example

from typeid import generate

typeids = generate("user", enable_sqla=True)

class User(Base):
    __tablename__ = "user"

    # use typeids.UserId in the Mapper[]
    id: Mapped[typeids.UserId] = mapped_column(
        # use typeids.UserIdSQLA in the mapped_column!
        typeids.UserIdSQLA, primary_key=True, default=uuid.uuid4
    )

    name: str = Column(String(128), unique=True)

user = User(name="John Doe")
(db,) = get_session()
db.add(user)
db.commit()
db.refresh(user)
print(type(user.id))
# <class 'typeid.UserId'>

print((user.id))
# user_qvnrsem3skqho2hgni2mfk