Are there any downsides to using nanoid for primary key? MongoDB has a special type to optimize the storage of UUIDs Not only a NanoID string will take more space, but even the binary takes more bits (126 in Nano ID and 122 in UUID) Once saw a logging tool extracting the timestamp from the uids, can't remember which, but is is available
Generate unique string ID with nanoid - Stack Overflow I don't think that nanoid guarantees uniqueness of the IDs it creates Like UUID, it's probabilistic, based on random number generation The chance of a collision depends on the size of the alphabet and the length of the ID string - that's why they provide an ID collision probability calculator
node. js - How to use nanoid without import - Stack Overflow I am stuck with an issue, I have to generate a 6 digit alphanumeric CODE which should be unique and for that i am using nanoid, Now when i code this: const {nanoid} = require( quot;nanoid quot;);
es6 modules - how to install nanoid in NestJS - Stack Overflow The nanoid support team promised to continue supporting Ver 3 x x as as needed until support for EMS in nodejs nestjs comes along Until a day comes when NestJS supports ESM, you will have to stay with nanoid Version 3 x x How to fix First uninstall the nanoid version 4 x x : npm uninstall nanoid
Newest nanoid Questions - Stack Overflow I'm using nanoid to generate a unique string ID I have some questions 1- When I limit size is the outcome unique? const nanoid = nanoid(6) 2- I do not want some letters such as (- and _ ) in the
javascript - HOW TO FIx code : ERR_REQUIRE_ESM const { nanoid . . . The problem is that you are using nanoid Ver 4 0 0 It seems that a new feature in V 4 (support for ESM) is a braking change The full documentation is in this link to issue#365 in the nanoid GitHub repo The comment that helped me and I base my solution on was from @salyndev0 To fix the problem follow these steps: Uninstall nanoid: npm