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Author: prageeth

README.md

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 A Prisma extension that automatically adds prefixed IDs to your models. This package allows you to configure custom prefixes for your models and even customize how the IDs are generated.
 
-## Why nanoid instead of UUID v4?
-
-This package uses [nanoid](https://github.com/ai/nanoid) for ID generation instead of UUID v4 for several reasons:
-
-1. **Better Collision Resistance**: While UUID v4 has a 122-bit random component, nanoid with 24 characters (using 36 possible characters) provides approximately 128 bits of entropy, making it even more collision-resistant than UUID v4.
-
-2. **Smaller Size**: A UUID v4 is 36 characters long (including hyphens), while a nanoid with 24 characters is more compact. When combined with a prefix (e.g., `usr_`), the total length is still shorter than a UUID v4.
-
-3. **URL-Safe**: nanoid uses URL-safe characters by default, making it suitable for use in URLs without encoding.
-
-4. **Customizable**: nanoid allows you to customize the alphabet and length, giving you more control over the ID format.
-
-5. **Better Performance**: nanoid is optimized for performance and generates IDs faster than UUID v4.
-
-For example, with a 24-character nanoid:
-- The chance of a collision is approximately 1 in 2^128 (same as UUID v4)
-- The ID length is 24 characters + prefix length (e.g., `usr_abc123...`)
-- The alphabet includes 36 characters (0-9, a-z), making it both readable and compact
-
 ## Installation
 
 ```bash
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 The default generator uses nanoid with a 24-character length and alphanumeric characters.
 
+## Why nanoid instead of UUID v4?
+
+This package uses [nanoid](https://github.com/ai/nanoid) for ID generation instead of UUID v4 for several reasons:
+
+1. **Better Collision Resistance**: While UUID v4 has a 122-bit random component, nanoid with 24 characters (using 36 possible characters) provides approximately 128 bits of entropy, making it even more collision-resistant than UUID v4.
+
+2. **Smaller Size**: A UUID v4 is 36 characters long (including hyphens), while a nanoid with 24 characters is more compact. When combined with a prefix (e.g., `usr_`), the total length is still shorter than a UUID v4.
+
+3. **URL-Safe**: nanoid uses URL-safe characters by default, making it suitable for use in URLs without encoding.
+
+4. **Customizable**: nanoid allows you to customize the alphabet and length, giving you more control over the ID format.
+
+5. **Better Performance**: nanoid is optimized for performance and generates IDs faster than UUID v4.
+
+For example, with a 24-character nanoid:
+- The chance of a collision is approximately 1 in 2^128 (same as UUID v4)
+- The ID length is 24 characters + prefix length (e.g., `usr_abc123...`)
+- The alphabet includes 36 characters (0-9, a-z), making it both readable and compact
+
 ## License
 
 MIT