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I am trying to install hashids 1.2.0, which has worked for a long, long time. This currently fails under a python 3.7.7 venv. Is it possible your 1.3.0 release has affected the previous release of 1.2.0 somehow, e.g. with Flitch?
pip install hashids==1.2.0
Collecting hashids==1.2.0
ERROR: Package 'hashids' requires a different Python: 3.7.7 not in '~=2.7,~=3.5'
https://github.com/davidaurelio/hashids-python/commit/7940cf6f3af0f3d4ebaa772a95be1bf9de9a9caf#diff-522adf759addbd3b193c74ca85243f7dR21
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I suppose we can close here.
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@craigds done
- released v1.3.1
- deleted the wheel for v1.2.0 – you were right, v1.2.0 only ever had a sdist, no wheel. I set up pypi publishing via GH actions and managed to publish that today.
I will take another good look at the GH action tomorrow. I hope everybody’s setup is working for now.
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no, not enough. The metadata is set persistently on pypi :-/
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I have yanked hashids 1.3.0 on pypi as a short term measure. I hope this will do the job. Will fix the version specifier tomorrow.
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Seems I messed this up, apologies! I won't get to it before Monday, european time. Can you fix your version to 1.2.0 until then, please?
If anyone would like to send a PR to fix this, that'd be greatly appreciated. I will merge it tomorrow morning.
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Unicode alphabets not supported?
It seems like unicode alphabets are not supported, but perhaps I am doing something wrong? e.g. the following code (Google Cloud Platform environment)...
alphabet = "😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣☺️😊😇🙂🙃😉😌😍😘😗😙"
hashids = Hashids(salt='test3', alphabet=alphabet)
hashid = hashids.encode(123, 456, 789)
self.response.write('<p>alphabet:' + alphabet)
self.response.write('<p>hashid:' + hashid)
I get this output (in a browser):
alphabet:😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣☺️😊😇🙂🙃😉😌😍😘😗😙
hashid:����↉����
(i.e. I'd expect hashid to be some combination of faces from alphabet, but they are appearing as [mostly] unknown characters.) Any possibility to add support for these funkier alphabets? Thanks!
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Unicode alphabets not supported?
Fair enough – I will close this issue for now. If you or anybody happen to end up needing this, I will take another look. I would assume there is existing functionality to split unicode strings these days.
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if len_alphabet < 3:
guards = separators[:num_guards]
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These two lines should theoretically warn that encrypt and decrypt are deprecated functions. However, because they wrap the encode and decode functions, they warn that the encode and decode functions are deprecated, which is incorrect.
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Unicode alphabets not supported?
Hi @blukis – sorry for going underground for so long. Is this still a feature you’d be interested in? Are more implementation able to handle emojis and unicode combinators these days?
There is a whole rabbit hole with unicode normalisation waiting, but maybe we can do something simple.
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Array List or Tuple of integer is not supported
Seems like hashids.encode did not accept Array or Tuple argument. while the site said it could convert array of numbers like [27, 986] into “3kTMd”.
it work if hashids.encode(1,2,3), but if i pass in array like hashids.encode([1,2,3]) it will return TypeError: int() argument must be a string, a bytes-like object or a number, not 'tuple' / 'list'
this is not an issue if using hashids.js
it could be simply fix by adding another IF to check the values is list or not in line 226
Thanks!
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Array List or Tuple of integer is not supported
Hi @pohlee. I am very sorry for letting you wait for over two years.
while the site said it could convert array of numbers like [27, 986] into “3kTMd”.
I am not sure whether that is mentioned anywhere for the python version.
However, you can simply unpack your tuple or list when calling like this:
hashids.encode(*[1,2,3])
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Doesn't possible to serialize Hashids-obj
Seems like it doesn't possible to serialize Hashids-obj:
from hashids import Hashids
import pickle
h = Hashids()
h
<hashids.Hashids object at 0x7faccd8097f0>
pickle.dumps(h)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
_pickle.PicklingError: Can't pickle <function Hashids.decode at 0x7faccf256e18>: it's not the same object as hashids.Hashids.decode
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Doesn't possible to serialize Hashids-obj
Hi @vladryk. My apologies for not answering for over two years.
Is this still a problem for you? If yes, please open a new issue and I will look into it. Closing here for now.
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ImportError: No module named hashids
Sorry for not answering earlier.
Is this still an issue @greenstudiocorp, @dalelicious?
If yes, please provide a repro – how are you installing hashids, and which python version are you using?
Thank you!
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ImportError: No module named hashids
hashids-python is not compatible with macOS (10.13.6). Please let me know how to fix it!
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Encoding ids from separate entities and avoiding collisions
Hello 👋 ! Great library @davidaurelio, thanks for putting it together :)
I have a question (a little bit conceptual). Let's say you have two entities/models (Cars and Customers, for example) and you want to generate hashids for them. What's the best way to decode a hashed id (for example xd3rpH7vEp) and realize what entity type it is? I have the following Idea:
BASE_SECRET = "AshD(/084138(/%47iasjd"
hasher = Hashids(salt=BASE_SECRET, min_length=10)
# 1 for cars
# 2 for customers
hasher.encode(1, 115) # 'xd3rpH7vEp'
hasher.decode('xd3rpH7vEp') # (1, 115) it's a car.
Is it correct? I don't know if it could be a collision with this scheme. Thanks very much!
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Encoding ids from separate entities and avoiding collisions
Hi @santiagobasulto. Apologies for not answering here for almost two years.
@malefice is right – there is no support for schemas etc. You will have to something as you suggested.
About collisions – I literally haven’t looked at the code for years. I am not aware of any edge cases or collisions.
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When invoking decrypt and encrypt methods, deprecation warnings were displayed with the names of the wrapped functions (decode and encode).
Fixes #29
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Thanks for reporting this, and sorry for making you wait for over a year! I will go with the simple fix.
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Generate hashid using string as input
Is it possible to create a short unique hashid from a string?
I need to generate a short id from uuid like 2b8b9396-0cdf-4b9c-a03d-b25e1d93601b
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Generate hashid using string as input
@fabiocaccamo Sorry for never responding here. I will not add any additions that aren’t generally supported by other implementations.
Since a UUID is basically a 128bit number, you could pass it as suggested by @thedrow.
Thoughts? I will close this for now.
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How to use numbers only in alphabet
Apologies for the long silence here.
Yes, the limitation exists for compatibility with JS. I don’t have any strong opinions on that though, and if there’s interest I’d be happy to accept a PR that removes the limitation.
Thanks!
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What is the status of this project?
Hi @malefice. Sorry for going quiet here for so long.
I willing to keep this implementation up to date, but at this point I am not using the library myself.
Hence I appreciate every kind of help that I can get.
- Hypothesis-based tests sound awesome, and it would be great if you had some time to look into it.
- You mentioned compat with the JS version. I can’t answer that question at this point. Are you aware of any differences?
Thanks!
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[Feature] Delete and New File Commands
def move(self, source, destination): def description(self): return 'Move File…'+++class SideBarDeleteCommand(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):++ def is_visible(self):+ return self.window.active_view().file_name() is not None++ def run(self, close=False):+ file_name = self.window.active_view().file_name()+ if file_name is not None:+ self._remove(file_name)+ if close:+ # Close the active view, but no other view of the same file.+ self._close_view()++ @staticmethod+ def _remove(file_name):+ # Try using built-in functionality to send files to the trash.+ # This implementation uses the OS specific mechanism.+ try:+ from Default import send2trash+ remove = send2trash.send2trash+ except ImportError:+ import os+ remove = os.remove+ remove(file_name)++ def _close_view(self):+ view = self.window.active_view()+ # Setting to scratch prevents the save dialog from coming up.+ view.set_scratch(True)+ view.close()+++class SideBarNewFileCommand(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):++ def is_visible(self, base):+ return base in self.window.extract_variables()++ def run(self, base):+ folders = self.window.folders()+ if base == "folder" and len(folders) != 1:+ shortened_folders = self._shorten_common_prefix(folders)+ self.window.show_quick_panel(+ shortened_folders,+ lambda idx: idx != -1 and self._name_dialog(folders[idx]))+ else:+ self._name_dialog(self.window.extract_variables()[base])++ def _name_dialog(self, folder):+ dir = folder if folder.endswith(os.path.sep) else folder + os.path.sep+ self.window.show_input_panel(+ "New File:", dir, self._new_file, None, None)++ def _new_file(self, file):+ try:+ os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(file), exist_ok=True)+ if not os.path.exists(file):+ open(file, "a").close()
In case the file does not exist, it might be nicer to use window.new_fille().retarget(file) instead of actually writing the new file immediately. Any thoughts?
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Delete and New File Commands Adds two new command implementations that are intended for use from the command palette: - `SideBarDeleteCommand` is exposed as - “File: Delete”, where the file is deleted, but the current tab remains open - “File: Delete and Close”, where the current tab is closed after deletion. Any other tabs stay open. - `SideBarNewCommand` is a command where the user enters a file name immediately, and the file is created before opening it in a tab. It comes in three version: - “File: New Relative To Current File” is enabled when the current tab has an associated file name. The folder containing the current file is used as base for the new file. - “File: New Relative To Project Root” is only enabled when within a project, and uses the directory containing the project file as base. - “File: New Relative To Base Folder” is only enabled when the side bar has at least one folder open, which will be the base directory for the new file. If the side bar shows more than one folder, the user is presented with a selection dialogue.
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[Feature] Delete and New File Commands
def move(self, source, destination): def description(self): return 'Move File…'+++class SideBarDeleteCommand(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):++ def is_visible(self):+ return self.window.active_view().file_name() is not None++ def run(self, close=False):+ file_name = self.window.active_view().file_name()+ if file_name is not None:+ self._remove(file_name)+ if close:+ # Close the active view, but no other view of the same file.+ self._close_view()++ @staticmethod+ def _remove(file_name):+ # Try using built-in functionality to send files to the trash.+ # This implementation uses the OS specific mechanism.+ try:+ from Default import send2trash+ remove = send2trash.send2trash+ except ImportError:+ import os+ remove = os.remove+ remove(file_name)++ def _close_view(self):+ view = self.window.active_view()+ # Setting to scratch prevents the save dialog from coming up.+ view.set_scratch(True)+ view.close()+++class SideBarNewFileCommand(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):++ def is_visible(self, base):+ return base in self.window.extract_variables()++ def run(self, base):+ folders = self.window.folders()+ if base == "folder" and len(folders) != 1:+ on_done = lambda idx: idx != -1 and self._name_dialog(folders[idx])+ shortened_folders = self._shorten_common_prefix(folders)+ self.window.show_quick_panel(shortened_folders, on_done)+ else:+ self._name_dialog(self.window.extract_variables()[base])++ def _name_dialog(self, folder):+ dir = folder if folder.endswith(os.path.sep) else folder + os.path.sep+ self.window.show_input_panel(+ "New File:", dir, self._new_file, None, None)++ def _new_file(self, file):+ try:+ os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(file), exist_ok=True)+ if not os.path.exists(file):+ open(file, "a").close()+ except OSError as e:+ sublime.error_message(+ "{}:{}{}".format(e.strerror, os.linesep, e.filename))+ else:+ self.window.open_file(file)++ @staticmethod+ def _shorten_common_prefix(folders):+ prefix = os.path.commonprefix(folders).rstrip(os.path.sep)+ if prefix:+ short = "~" if prefix == os.path.expanduser("~") else "\u2026"
not sure whether the tilde as replacement for the user directory is too weird on windows. Happy to only use this on non-windows systems, or use “…” everywhere.
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First of all, thanks for creating SideBarTools. My side bar looks much cleaner than with it, and having no tracking code in there is great.
Something I am missing is functionality to create and delete files easily from the command palette. I have implemented “File: Delete …” and “File: New Relative To …”. Check the commit message below for details.
This is not ready for merging, as at the very least the Readme will need updating. And I wanted to check whether you want these commands in your package at all, since this is not strictly side bar functionality.
Adds two new command implementations that are intended for use from the command palette:
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SideBarDeleteCommandis exposed as- “File: Delete”, where the file is deleted, but the current tab remains open
- “File: Delete and Close”, where the current tab is closed after deletion. Any other tabs stay open.
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SideBarNewCommandis a command where the user enters a file name immediately, and the file is created before opening it in a tab. It comes in three version:- “File: New Relative To Current File” is enabled when the current tab has an associated file name. The folder containing the current file is used as base for the new file.
- “File: New Relative To Project Root” is only enabled when within a project, and uses the directory containing the project file as base.
- “File: New Relative To Base Folder” is only enabled when the side bar has at least one folder open, which will be the base directory for the new file. If the side bar shows more than one folder, the user is presented with a selection dialogue.
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[git] Worktree Helpers - `git-each-worktree` runs a command in every worktree directory of a repository - `git wtstat` runs `git status --short --branch` in every worktree
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[git] Worktree Helpers - `git-each-worktree` runs a command in every worktree directory of a repository - `git wtstat` runs `git status --short --branch` in every worktree
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[Sublime Text] New/Delete File commands
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There were two identical command definitions for “File: Move”. This resulted in two identical entries when pressing ⌘⇧P / ⌃⇧P.
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Commands: Remove duplicate entry for “move” There were two identical command definitions for “File: Move”. This resulted in two identical entries when pressing ⌘⇧P / ⌃⇧P.
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[Sublime Text] Replace SideBarEnhancements with SideBarTools
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