According to MDM (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Crypto/randomUUID) Most modern Browsers support the javascript native crypto api, which supports the former node-js crypto standard.
According to this article in plain js I may create an uuid via
crypto.randomeUUID()
Is there any way to use this interface in react? Since crypto seems to refere to a completely different object in react.
ps. I am aware of the existence of the UUID package, and know that its a common way to generate UUIDs I am just curious.
I guess you are right, the crypto package in React is a different one. To use the one from NodeJs you can call:
window.crypto
I put it in the if to make sure, it is only rendered in the browser.
if (window !== undefined) {
console.log('randomUUID', window.crypto.randomUUID());
}
or
import crypto from 'crypto';
console.log('crypto.randomUUID()', crypto.randomBytes(16).toString('hex'));