A command-line tool for generating and parsing AT Protocol TID strings.
TIDs (Timestamp Identifiers) are used as record keys throughout AT Protocol. atptid generates new TIDs, produces multiple TIDs at once, and converts between TID strings and their underlying microsecond timestamps.
brew tap ngerakines/tap
brew install atptid$ atptid --help
A command-line tool for generating and parsing AT Protocol TIDs (Timestamp
Identifiers). TIDs are 13-character base32-sortable strings combining a
microsecond timestamp with a random clock identifier.
MODES:
Generate: atptid Generate a single TID
Batch: atptid -n 5 Generate multiple TIDs
Parse: atptid <tid> Parse a TID and display its timestamp
Validate: atptid -q <tid> Validate a TID (exit 1 if invalid)
From time: atptid <timestamp> Generate a TID from microsecond timestamp
EXAMPLES:
atptid
atptid -n 10
atptid 3mgn37sytoc2c
atptid -q 3mgn37sytoc2c
atptid 1773067572000000
Usage: atptid [OPTIONS] [INPUT]
Arguments:
[INPUT]
TID to parse, or microsecond timestamp to generate a TID from
Options:
-n, --count <COUNT>
Number of TIDs to generate
-q, --quiet
Quiet mode - validate without output, exit 1 if invalid
-h, --help
Print help (see a summary with '-h')
-V, --version
Print version