Welcome to b58uuid-js! This library allows you to easily encode UUIDs in Base58 format for JavaScript and TypeScript. This makes your UUIDs shorter and safer for use in URLs. Letβs get started!
To download the b58uuid-js library, visit the following link:
Click the link above to go to the Releases page. Here, you can find the latest version of the library.
.js or .ts.You may see files like b58uuid.min.js, which is a minimized version, making it suitable for production use. This file will work well in both JavaScript and TypeScript projects.
Using b58uuid-js is simple. After downloading the library, you can start using it in your projects.
For JavaScript:
<script src="path/to/b58uuid.min.js"></script>
For Node.js:
const b58uuid = require('b58uuid');
b58uuid-js provides functions to generate and encode UUIDs. Here are some examples.
To create a new UUID:
const uuid = b58uuid.generate();
console.log(uuid);
To encode a UUID into Base58 format:
const encodedUUID = b58uuid.encode(uuid);
console.log(encodedUUID);
We welcome contributions! If you want to add features or fix bugs, please follow these steps:
If you have any questions or issues, feel free to open an issue on GitHub. Our community is here to help!
Thank you for using b58uuid-js! We hope it helps simplify your development process.
For more information, make sure to visit the Releases page to get the latest updates and files. Enjoy coding!