slugid | safe base64 UUID encoder for generating 22 character slugs
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A node.js module for generating v4 UUIDs and encoding them into 22 character URL-safe base64 slug representation (see RFC 4648 sec. 5). Slugs are url-safe base64 encoded v4 uuids, stripped of base64 = padding. They are generated with the uuid package which is careful to use a cryptographically strong random number generator on platforms that make one available. There are two methods for generating slugs - slugid.v4() and slugid.nice(). The slugid.v4() method returns a slug from a randomly generated v4 uuid. The slugid.nice() method returns a v4 slug which conforms to a set of "nice" properties. At the moment the only "nice" property is that the slug starts with [A-Za-f], which in turn implies that the first (most significant) but of its associated uuid is set to 0. The purpose of the slugid.nice() method is to support having slugids which can be used in more contexts safely. Regular slugids can safely be used in urls, and for example in AMQP routing keys. However, slugs beginning with - may cause problems when used as command line parameters. In contrast, slugids generated by the slugid.nice() method can safely be used as command line parameters. This comes at a cost to entropy (121 bits vs 122 bits for regular v4 slugs). Slug consumers should consider carefully which of these two slug generation methods to call. Is it more important to have maximum entropy, or to have slugids that do not need special treatment when used as command line parameters? This is especially important if you are providing a service which supplies slugs to unexpecting tool developers downstream, who may not realise the risks of using your regular v4 slugs as command line parameters, especially since this would arise only as an intermittent issue (one time in 64).
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This is my .htaccess file:
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Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 00:36Based on your shown samples and attempts, could you please try following. Please make sure to clear your browser cache before testing your URLs.
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This is my .htaccess file:
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Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 20:17Could you please try following, written as per your shown samples.
In following solution:
- Please change
firststringwith string which you want to look in URI while rewriting it toarticle.phpin backend. - Change
secondstringwith string which you want to look in URI while rewriting it tocategory.php.
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So I am using this myMarketNews api: https://mymarketnews.ams.usda.gov/mars-api/getting-started
and I am able to pull the reports list themselves with the following code:
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Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 03:45You will have to work with two different classes. One would be for the List and the other would be ReportObject.
For services/v1.1/reports, you will need to use the class you already have in your post. But for the report you get with services/v1.1/reports/1095, you will need to use a different class to deserialize your response to. This is mainly because the response you get is mostly different from the report you get without the ID.
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I have a lambda function which uses const logger = require('../utils/logger').Logger;, and that is the only component I was able to find anywhere that referenced slugid which is an npm module.
In the package.json file, I see slugid in both dependencies and dev-dependencies. Why is this not working in lambda? Any help appreciated.
The error message is as follows
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Answered 2020-May-28 at 01:23Usually if a lambda function depends on external dependencies, you have to bundle them yourself in your lambda function deployment package, as explained in aws docs:
If your function depends on libraries other than the SDK for JavaScript, install them to a local directory with npm, and include them in your deployment package.
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I have the following class:
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Answered 2019-Jun-20 at 09:25You need empty constructor or all parameters constructor.
So if you add constructor(), problem is solved
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I am using slugId which is a node.js module for converting from UUID to base64 URL friendly text and vice-versa. (see: https://github.com/taskcluster/slugid) As one of our QAs was executing tests he found the following which I am unable to explain:
The slugs: aOSL2RT_Rhy-xNuoe3j7ag and aOSL2RT_Rhy-xNuoe3j7ah generate the same UUID: d2369f6c-1eea-4518-a641-33d6c2dc0493.
This is also applicable to more slugs. Example:
0jafbB7qRRimQTPWwtwEkw, 0jafbB7qRRimQTPWwtwEkx. (Both of them translate to UUID: d2369f6c-1eea-4518-a641-33d6c2dc0493)
The decode and decode functions of slugId look sound but I am unable to explain the above behaviour.
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Answered 2019-Feb-11 at 22:38A "slugId" is 22 characters. Each character is base64, i.e. representing 6 bits, which means they have a total of 22×6=132 bits. However, UUIDs have only 128 bits; the last 4 bits of the slugId are discarded in the conversion, so there are 16 slugId values that map to each UUID value.
This means you need to sanitize all slugId values on input, e.g. by rejecting any value with one (or more) of those last 4 bits set. Presumably you are already validating them in other ways (e.g. too long, too short, invalid chars, etc.) so this is just one more minor test to be added to the list.
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I am trying to show a form based on a variable in the url. This is my array:
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Answered 2018-Nov-04 at 11:48Check if is defined the $_GET variable (if you have not done it before) and using the in_array function check if textarea value exist in your two-dimensional array.
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what i am trying to do is getting my tvserious and movies from categories class
this is my categories class :
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Answered 2018-Jul-25 at 21:48You can use this code
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