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uuid-1345
==========

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Generate `v1`, `v3`, `v4`, and `v5` UUIDs, strictly conforming
to [RFC 4122](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4122).

    npm install --save uuid-1345

Features:

+ Actually uses your MAC address for `v1` UUIDs
+ Synchronous + Asynchronous API
+ Returns `string` or `Buffer`, as you wish
+ Works in NodeJS + io.js (see build status above)
+ Allows you to inspect uuids (check the `check` function)
+ It's really fast (see [here](https://travis-ci.org/scravy/uuid-1345/jobs/56819874#L312),
  [here](https://travis-ci.org/scravy/uuid-1345/jobs/56819875#L312),
  and [here](https://travis-ci.org/scravy/uuid-1345/jobs/56819876#L312))

Un-Features:


+ Does not work in the browser due to the use of NodeJS's `crypto` module.

Examples
--------

```JavaScript
var UUID = require('uuid-1345');

UUID.v1(function (err, result) {
    console.log("Generated a time-based UUID:\n\t%s\n", result);
});

UUID.v4(function (err, result) {
    console.log("Generated a random UUID:\n\t%s\n", result);
});

UUID.v3({
    namespace: UUID.namespace.url,
    name: "https://github.com/scravy/uuid-1345"
}, function (err, result) {
    console.log("Generated a name-based UUID using MD5:\n\t%s\n", result);
});

UUID.v5({
    namespace: UUID.namespace.url,
    name: "https://github.com/scravy/uuid-1345"
}, function (err, result) {
    console.log("Generated a name-based UUID using SHA1:\n\t%s\n", result);
});

```

might result in:

    Generated a time-based UUID:
        9e3a0460-d72d-11e4-a631-c8e0eb141dab

    Generated a random UUID:
        366a77ba-d506-4a03-a730-318b8e6be8c5
                
    Generated a name-based UUID using MD5:
        2c1d43b8-e6d7-376e-af7f-d4bde997cc3f

    Generated a name-based UUID using SHA1:
        39888f87-fb62-5988-a425-b2ea63f5b81e


### object-oriented `UUID` interface

```JavaScript
var uuid = new UUID('39888f87-fb62-5988-a425-b2ea63f5b81e');
console.log( uuid.version    );
console.log( uuid.variant    );
console.log( uuid.toString() );
console.log( uuid.toBuffer() );
```

```JavaScript
5
rfc4122
39888f87-fb62-5988-a425-b2ea63f5b81e
<Buffer 39 88 8f 87 fb 62 59 88 a4 25 b2 ea 63 f5 b8 1e>
```

API
---

```JavaScript
UUID.vX([options], [callback]);
```

where `vX` is one of `v1`, `v3`, `v4`, or `v5`.

`callback` is always optional, you can use the API asynchronously and synchronously.

`options` that are recognized by every generator are:

**`encoding: 'ascii' | 'binary' | 'object'`**

By default the generated UUIDs are ASCII strings.

You can change this to a `Buffer` object by specifying `binary`.

Or to a `UUID` object by specifying `object`.

---

### `UUID.v1([options], [callback])`

Generates a time based UUID. Note that you can not generate more than
10000 UUIDs per second. Should this (highly unlikely) scenario happen,
the uuid generator will automatically postpone your request until new UUIDs
are available.

#### Options:

**`mac: false | string | Buffer`**

By default this generator will try to use your mac address (the mac address
of your primary network interface). It does so using
[node-macaddress](https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-macaddress). If it can
not obtain your MAC address it will generate a random value according to
[RFC 4122 § 4.5](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4122#section-4.5) and keep that
as node id during the lifetime of your process.

The latter behaviour can be enforced by specifying `{ mac: false }`.

It is also possible to provide a custom MAC address: `{ mac: 'ac:00:00:ac:ff:ff' }`.

The MAC address can also be specified as a `Buffer` of 6 bytes.

**`clockSeq: integer`**

The `clockSeq` is initialized with an arbitrary number.
You can specify a custom value for `clockSeq`.

---

### `UUID.v4([options], [callback])`

Generates a random version 4 UUID.

This generator is backed by Node's `crypto.randomBytes` which is
moderately slow (slower than `Math.random`) but has a higher
quality (the generated UUIDs are less pseudo-random ;-).

---

### `UUID.v4fast()`

Generated a pseudo-random version 4 UUID. Does not take any options.
Does not offer an asynchronous interface.

This generator is backed by `Math.random()`. It's really fast,
but the generated UUIDs are only pseudo-random.

---

### `UUID.v3(options, [cb])` / `UUID.v5(options, [cb])`

#### Options

Generates a name-based UUID based on a namespace-UUID and an arbitrary name.
Both `name` and `namespace` are required options.

**`namespace: uuid as (string | Buffer)`**

This must be a valid UUID. A few pre-defined namespaces are available in `UUID.namespace`:

```JavaScript
// from rfc4122#appendix-C
UUID.namespace = {
    dns:  "6ba7b810-9dad-11d1-80b4-00c04fd430c8",
    url:  "6ba7b811-9dad-11d1-80b4-00c04fd430c8",
    oid:  "6ba7b812-9dad-11d1-80b4-00c04fd430c8",
    x500: "6ba7b814-9dad-11d1-80b4-00c04fd430c8"
};
```

**`name: string | Buffer`**

This can be an arbitrary value (including the empty string).

More API
--------

```JavaScript
UUID.check(uuid) → { version: number, variant: string }
UUID.parse(uuid as string) → uuid as Buffer
UUID.stringify(uuid as Buffer) → uuid as string
```