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-r3 (hscuid-1.1.0-r3) 2015-06-21T03:15:04Z DanielBuckmaster 0c8d85307c2ef2daf09794a50956319d98653a5e5090bae0d29944367158878a

  • Changed description from 

    CUIDs are designed for horizontal scalability and collision
resistance.
Read more about them at <https://usecuid.org usecuid.org>.
Here's everything you need to know:
@

>>> import Web.Cuid (newCuid, newSlug)
>>> newCuid
"cib3c3tcu0000zwowx9ho2gh4"
>>> newSlug
"c900001wmf"

@
This module does not use crypto-strength sources of
randomness.
Use at your own peril!

For better or worse, this module uses semantic versioning
(see <http://semver.org/ semver.org>).
That is, if you want to depend upon, for example, version 1
of the API, you should add @hscuid ==1.*@ to your Cabal
file. No breaking changes will be (deliberately) introduced
under that version number.
    to 
    CUIDs are designed for horizontal scalability and collision
resistance.
Read more about them at <https://usecuid.org>.
Here's everything you need to know:

@

>>> import Web.Cuid (newCuid, newSlug)
>>> newCuid
"cib3c3tcu0000zwowx9ho2gh4"
>>> newSlug
"c900001wmf"

@

This module does not use crypto-strength sources of
randomness.
Use at your own peril!

For better or worse, this module uses semantic versioning
(see <http://semver.org/>).
That is, if you want to depend upon, for example, version 1
of the API, you should add hscuid ==1.* to your Cabal
file. No breaking changes will be (deliberately) introduced
under that version number.
-r2 (hscuid-1.1.0-r2) 2015-06-21T03:14:15Z DanielBuckmaster dd2b9da1a8dd0eade6ae850a190896ac3a136f4a3db0a96e0e761b7fd9aa167d

  • Changed description from 

    CUIDs are designed for horizontal scalability and collision
resistance.
Read more about them at <https://usecuid.org usecuid.org>.
Here's everything you need to know:

>>> import Web.Cuid (newCuid, newSlug)
>>> newCuid
"cib3c3tcu0000zwowx9ho2gh4"
>>> newSlug
"c900001wmf"

This module does not use crypto-strength sources of
randomness.
Use at your own peril!

For better or worse, this module uses semantic versioning
(see <http://semver.org/ semver.org>).
That is, if you want to depend upon, for example, version 1
of the API, you should add @hscuid ==1.*@ to your Cabal
file. No breaking changes will be (deliberately) introduced
under that version number.
    to 
    CUIDs are designed for horizontal scalability and collision
resistance.
Read more about them at <https://usecuid.org usecuid.org>.
Here's everything you need to know:
@

>>> import Web.Cuid (newCuid, newSlug)
>>> newCuid
"cib3c3tcu0000zwowx9ho2gh4"
>>> newSlug
"c900001wmf"

@
This module does not use crypto-strength sources of
randomness.
Use at your own peril!

For better or worse, this module uses semantic versioning
(see <http://semver.org/ semver.org>).
That is, if you want to depend upon, for example, version 1
of the API, you should add @hscuid ==1.*@ to your Cabal
file. No breaking changes will be (deliberately) introduced
under that version number.
-r1 (hscuid-1.1.0-r1) 2015-06-21T02:45:35Z AdamBergmark c39886a19f3ba26f175c94bdd3eb23a6d2ac0e42d3c9a616ac9b5a5a6785ee1c

  • Changed the library component's library dependency on 'base' from 

    >=4 && <5
    to 
    >=4.6 && <5
-r0 (hscuid-1.1.0-r0) 2015-06-19T09:06:09Z DanielBuckmaster 3107a4eb356f2ebdc78c2538d169850b69a8917a44dcc703ec351a78ecb0618f