This is a console application for generating UUIDs with ramsey/uuid and inspired by ramsey/uuid-console.
The biggest difference is in the decode command which will detect time-ordered UUIDs and also dump time-ordered value for UUID version 1. I find this useful while working with database clients because they usually only format values into hex. Decode command is not as rich as ramsey, but it's enough for me.
Will only generate version "1" and "4".
php ./bin/uuid generate
18c68556-4d4f-11ed-b7cd-0242ac120002
php ./bin/uuid generate -c 3
3b6589cc-4d4f-11ed-85f7-0242ac120002
3b8f1012-4d4f-11ed-90e0-0242ac120002
3b8f133c-4d4f-11ed-a9f0-0242ac120002
php ./bin/uuid generate 4 -c 2
98721e31-4ab5-4104-ba0f-3b1ce34407f9
2b2b019b-57a8-444a-b2f5-e28aa1d0d45b
php ./bin/uuid decode 3b8f1012-4d4f-11ed-90e0-0242ac120002
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str 3b8f1012-4d4f-11ed-90e0-0242ac120002
str-hex 3b8f10124d4f11ed90e00242ac120002
version 1
ord-time 0x11ed4d4f3b8f101290e00242ac120002
encoded time 2022-10-16T12:37:01+00:00
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If detects UUID starting with 0x will decode as time-ordered.
php ./bin/uuid decode 0x11ed4d4f3b8f101290e00242ac120002
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str 3b8f1012-4d4f-11ed-90e0-0242ac120002
str-hex 3b8f10124d4f11ed90e00242ac120002
version 1
ord-time 0x11ed4d4f3b8f101290e00242ac120002
encoded time 2022-10-16T12:37:01+00:00
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