Random and unique key generation for PHP web applications
Cereal generates random unique keys, for example as game or license keys.
use Nakroma\Cereal;
Cereal::generate();
// Output: B539-F8B7-943B-BAF5-82F6-CCF7-5ACB-B4A2
You can pass Cereal::generate()
a bunch of options in an array, like this:
Cereal::generate(['length' => 16, 'uppercase' => false]);
These are all the options you can use and their default values:
length: 32 // Changes the length of the string
// 16 => D423-3332-2919-D000
delimiter: '-' // Changes the char between each chunk
// '@' => FDB2@4C41@C6DD@0B99@7FBD@ADF5@3345@058E
delimiterSpacing: 4 // Changes the chunk size after before each delimiter
// 8 => EA989521-282013EA-49B8D6CB-90DA28D8
uppercase: true // Changes if the string is upper or lower case
// false => c724-bbb9-b205-0995-d8b8-3d65-0e4d-6c3b
numbers: true // Enables the generation of numbers in the key
// false => VHUX-CDDE-CFFG-NKSC-SDEK-LFWX-OBCW-IOZC
chars: true // Enables the generation of chars in the key
// false => 7222-2371-3276-8402-7594-0803-3961-6800
Run composer require nakroma/cereal