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Title: | Generating and parsing version 4 UUIDs in Pure Prolog |
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Latest version: | 2.0.0 |
SHA1 sum: | 60590585ca1c4b90f74a2c30dbe5b675aa548dee |
Author: | James N. V. Cash <james.cash@occasionallycogent.com> |
Home page: | https://github.com/jamesnvc/pluuid |
Download URL: | https://github.com/jamesnvc/pluuid/releases/*.zip |
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2.0.0 | 60590585ca1c4b90f74a2c30dbe5b675aa548dee | 19 | https://github.com/jamesnvc/pluuid/archive/v2.0.0.zip |
This library provides predicates for dealing with UUIDs in Prolog.
There is supposed to be a uuid
library already provided, but it seems not to be provided in my distribution and seems to not be able to parse a uuid from a given string.
Also, because the initial purpose of this library is to communicate via Transit, I wanted the canonical representation of the UUIDs to be two 64-bit signed integers (as that's how they're represented in Transit+MsgPack, which is what Braid uses).
If neither of those things are important to you, you may as well use the one that comes with SWI-Prolog.
It can be installed in SWI-Prolog using pack_install(pluuid).
?- random_uuid(UUID), uuid_atom(UUID, Atom). UUID = uuid(7100215486400447724, 1339227574425780922), Atom = '6289085d-c7a0-44ec-1295-e462270e82ba'.
?- uuid_atom(UUID, '9b5ee764-c1a2-4b23-9ed5-ca8644863c79'). UUID = uuid(-7251103930088535261, -7001467367653491591).
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