URL-friendly, base32-encoded UUIDs for Rails models

07-Dec-2023 1286
This gem encodes UUID primary keys into 26-character lowercase strings using Crockford’s base32 encoding. The optional prefix helps you identify the model it represents.BasedUUID assumes that you have a UUID primary key (id) in your ActiveRecord model. It doesn’t affect how your primary key UUIDs are stored in the database. Prefixes and base32-encoded strings are only used for presentation.
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