Random Timestamp Generator

Random Unix timestamp identifier

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About

Random timestamps are Unix timestamps (milliseconds since epoch) generated randomly within a specified range. They can be used as unique identifiers when you need time-like values but don't want to expose actual creation times. Random timestamps maintain the numeric format of timestamps while providing randomness, making them useful for testing, anonymization, or when you need timestamp-like identifiers without revealing actual temporal information.

Use Cases

  • •Testing and development
  • •Data anonymization
  • •Timestamp-like identifiers without temporal exposure
  • •Mock data generation
  • •Privacy-preserving identifiers
  • •Systems requiring numeric timestamp format

How to Generate

Library

Native JavaScript

NPM Package

N/A - Native implementation

Code Example

// Native implementation
const start = new Date('2000-01-01').getTime();
const end = Date.now();
const randomTime = Math.floor(Math.random() * (end - start) + start);
const timestampId = randomTime.toString();