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kiefernwald/doctrine-uuid-generator
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Use UUIDv4 as generated id in Doctrine ORM.

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Doctrine UUID Generator library
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[](#doctrine-uuid-generator-library)

Enables support for UUIDv4 as IDs of Doctrine entities.

UUIDv4 creation is based on the awesome [ramsey/uuid](https://github.com/ramsey/uuid) library. Currently only UUIDs as strings are supported.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

It is recommended to use Composer. You can run the following command to add the library to your requirements in `composer.json`:

```
composer require "kiefernwald/doctrine-uuid-generator=~1.0"

```

Usage example
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[](#usage-example)

You can just use it as CustomIdGenerator. If you are using Annotations, your code should like this:

```