I checked online, there are many methods
1. md5(time() . mt_rand(1,1000000));
This method has a certain probability of duplication
2. PHP built-in function uniqid()
The uniqid() function generates a unique ID based on the current time in microseconds.
There is a sentence in the w3school reference manual: "Because it is based on system time, the ID generated by this function is not optimal. If you need to generate an absolutely unique ID, please use the md5() function."
The following method returns similar results: 5DDB650F-4389-F4A9-A100-501EF1348872
function uuid() { if (function_exists ( 'com_create_guid' )) { return com_create_guid (); } else { mt_srand ( ( double ) microtime () * 10000 ); //optional for php 4.2.0 and up.随便数播种,4.2.0以后不需要了。 $charid = strtoupper ( md5 ( uniqid ( rand (), true ) ) ); //根据当前时间(微秒计)生成唯一id. $hyphen = chr ( 45 ); // "-" $uuid = '' . //chr(123)// "{" substr ( $charid, 0, 8 ) . $hyphen . substr ( $charid, 8, 4 ) . $hyphen . substr ( $charid, 12, 4 ) . $hyphen . substr ( $charid, 16, 4 ) . $hyphen . substr ( $charid, 20, 12 ); //.chr(125);// "}" return $uuid; } }
com_create_guid() is PHP’s own method of generating a unique ID. It seems to be no longer available after PHP5.
3. The official uniqid() reference manual has methods provided by users, and the results are similar: {E2DFFFB3-571E-6CFC-4B5C-9FEDAAF2EFD7}
public function create_guid($namespace = '') { static $guid = ''; $uid = uniqid("", true); $data = $namespace; $data .= $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME']; $data .= $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']; $data .= $_SERVER['LOCAL_ADDR']; $data .= $_SERVER['LOCAL_PORT']; $data .= $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $data .= $_SERVER['REMOTE_PORT']; $hash = strtoupper(hash('ripemd128', $uid . $guid . md5($data))); $guid = '{' . substr($hash, 0, 8) . '-' . substr($hash, 8, 4) . '-' . substr($hash, 12, 4) . '-' . substr($hash, 16, 4) . '-' . substr($hash, 20, 12) . '}'; return $guid; }