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Convert a UUID to UTF-8 encoding to visually shorten.
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>> code = Urlcode.uuid_to_code("4c3559f0-cd95-482f-a27d-b2bbc68523ef") | |
=> "䰵姰축䠯ꉽ늻욅⏯" | |
>> Urlcode.code_to_uuid(code) | |
=> "4c3559f0-cd95-482f-a27d-b2bbc68523ef" |
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class Urlcode | |
OFFSET = 0 | |
def self.uuid_to_code(uuid) | |
# Get each character code | |
bytes = uuid.gsub('-','').split('').map do |char| | |
charcode(char) | |
end | |
# Map into a single binary string map | |
bitmap = bytes.map{|b| | |
str = b.to_s(2) | |
while str.length < 4 | |
str = "0" + str | |
end | |
str | |
} | |
chunkmap = bitmap.join('').scan(/.{1,16}/) | |
unicodemap = chunkmap.map do |chunk| | |
(chunk.to_i(2)+OFFSET).chr | |
end.join('').encode("UTF-8") | |
end | |
def self.code_to_uuid(string) | |
bitmap = [] | |
string.each_codepoint do |code| | |
map = [] | |
str = (code - OFFSET).to_s(2) | |
while str.length < 16 | |
str = "0" + str | |
end | |
bitmap << (str) | |
end | |
chunkmap = bitmap.join('').scan(/.{1,4}/) | |
out = chunkmap.map do |chunk| | |
code = chunk.to_i(2) | |
if code < 10 | |
(code + 48).chr | |
else | |
(code + 87).chr | |
end | |
end. | |
join(''). | |
# Match the uuid portions and add the dashes back in | |
scan(/([0-9a-f]{8})([0-9a-f]{4})([0-9a-f]{4})([0-9a-f]{4})([0-9a-f]{12})/). | |
first. | |
join('-') | |
end | |
private | |
# Custom hex character set | |
# 0-9a-f | |
def self.charcode(char) | |
if char.match(/[0-9]/) | |
char.each_byte.first - 48 | |
elsif char.match(/[a-f]/) | |
char.each_byte.first - 87 | |
else | |
raise "Only 0-9 and a-f supported" | |
end | |
end | |
end |
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