52 packages returned for Tags:"identifier"

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

Provides functionality to generate a 'device ID' that can be used to uniquely identify a computer.

A .Net ULID implementation

Provides Windows-specific components for the DeviceId package.

Provides extra Windows-specific components (using WMI) for the DeviceId package.

Provides Linux-specific components for the DeviceId package.

Provides Mac-specific components for the DeviceId package.

A strongly-typed ID implementation.

Extensions to provide consistent configurations and patterns for your service.

Extensions to provide consistent configurations and patterns for your service.

Provides extra Windows-specific components (using MMI) for the DeviceId package.

Based .NET Standard and Microsoft.Extensions packages on common framework.

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

Simple static method for generating IDs like those used by Stripe and other services

Easily generate all the dependencies with respect to selected entities in one shot.

Tools to validate and normalise national identifiers (social security numbers) of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

This library includes an Id<T> struct that can be used for typing Guid based identifiers in your code. This should be used if you desire an extra level of type safety for identifier variables, fields,... More information

This library includes an Id<T> struct that can be used for typing String based identifiers in your code. This should be used if you desire an extra level of type safety for identifier variables, fields,... More information

Easy-to-use utilities for general use.

This library includes an Id<T> struct that can be used for typing Int based identifiers in your code. This should be used if you desire an extra level of type safety for identifier variables, fields,... More information