snowflaker 1.1.0 
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lazebny.ioTwitter's snowflaker algorithm implementation in Dart. The Snowflake algorithm is a unique ID generator that was originally developed by Twitter. The algorithm generates 64-bit IDs that are composed [...]
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10/10 points: All of the package dependencies are supported in the latest version
| Package | Constraint | Compatible | Latest |
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^1.9.1 |
1.15.0 | 1.15.0 |
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Twitter's snowflaker algorithm implementation in Dart. The Snowflake algorithm is a unique ID generator that was originally developed by Twitter. The algorithm generates 64-bit IDs that are composed of a timestamp, a worker ID, and a sequence number.
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