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guid/uuid dans l'application TypeScript Node.js

J'essaie de faire fonctionner un package uuid (v 3.0.1) dans l'application Node/TypeScript, mais je ne suis pas sûr de savoir quoi importer et comment l'utiliser.

Ceci est index.d.ts (de @types/uuid v 2.0.29):

declare namespace uuid {
    interface V1Options {
        node?: number[];
        clockseq?: number;
        msecs?: number | Date;
        nsecs?: number;
    }

    type V4Options = { random: number[] } | { rng: () => number[]; }

    interface UuidStatic {
        (options?: V4Options): string;
        (options: V4Options | null, buffer: number[], offset?: number): number[];
        (options: V4Options | null, buffer: Buffer, offset?: number): Buffer;

        v1(options?: V1Options): string;
        v1(options: V1Options | null, buffer: number[], offset?: number): number[];
        v1(options: V1Options | null, buffer: Buffer, offset?: number): Buffer;
        v4: UuidStatic;
        parse(id: string): number[];
        parse(id: string, buffer: number[], offset?: number): number[];
        parse(id: string, buffer: Buffer, offset?: number): Buffer;
        unparse(buffer: number[] | Buffer, offset?: number): string;
    }
}

declare const uuid: uuid.UuidStatic
export = uuid

Je ne trouve pas la classe exportée ici. 

Par exemple, index.d.ts à partir de angular2-uuid ressemble à ceci:

export declare class UUID {
    constructor();
    static UUID(): string;
    private static pad4(num);
    private static random4();
}

Et c'est assez évident d'utiliser:

let id = UUID.UUID();

Alors. Comment utiliser (importer et appeler) uuid?

node.jstypescriptuuidguid
21
tBlabs

Oui, voici le code de mon projet:

import { v4 as uuid } from 'uuid';
const id: string = uuid();
43
Sergey Yarotskiy

Selon les tests:

https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/blob/354cec620daccfa0ad167ba046651fb5fef69e8a/types/uuid/uuid-tests.ts

import uuid = require('uuid');

let uuidv4: string = uuid.v4();
3
Joe
import * as uuid from "uuid";
const id: string = uuid.v4();
0
Steve Gula