159 packages returned for Tags:"Id"

Enrich logs with a unique ID so you can track logs for specific requests.

Twitter Snowflake-alike ID generator for .Net

A library that generates random identifiers from 7 to 14 characters. Identifiers generated can be used as primary keys for databases or unique identifiers.

Authenticate a user via fingerprint, face id or any other biometic / local authentication method from a cross platform API.

Country Validator is a library that can be used to validate VAT/TVA codes, social security numbers and TINs (Tax Identification Numbers). All countries from European Union are supported and United States.

Unified is immutable high performance Id library.

2.20.0+Branch.master.Sha.772e009735566dddc185d98ad73c6168388f4451

StrongId: Strongly-typed ID classes and methods, including JSON serialisation.

A strongly-typed ID implementation.

Ported from https://github.com/rs/xid - A fast, low allocation, zero config, thread-safe 12 byte UUID generator based on the Mongo Object Id algorithm.

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Twitter Snowflake-alike ID generator for .Net Core

StrongId.Dapper: TypeHandlers to enable Dapper support for StrongIds.

Authenticate a user via fingerprint, face id or any other biometic / local authentication method from a cross platform API.

Support for .Net 5 is now included in this package Supported by JetBrains (https://www.jetbrains.com) Supported by Atlassian (https://www.atlassian.com) (Not renewed by me) Parses series or movie strings to... More information

Simple but flexible and powerful utility for generating random names: - human-like, e.g. Jim Deam, Henrie Avdeev, Lanita Leutbecher - or github/docker style identifiers, like sympathetic_alligator,... More information

StrongId.Mvc: Model Binders to enable MVC support for StrongIds.

A .Net library with simple, hopefully useful, helpers.

K-ordered, semi-random, distributed unique Id generator using base 36. Overcomes several weaknesses of integer, Guid and SequentialGuid identifiers.

A super small library for providing strong typed Ids (as opposed to using primitives)