English formatting for unsigned integers. Useful for encoding large IDs in a human-readable and recognizable format.
Generating an ID can be done from any primitive unsigned integer type:
```rust use englishid::EnglishId;
let englishid = EnglishId::from(42u16).tostring().unwrap(); asserteq!(english_id, "acting-abacus"); ```
Use the corresponding parse method to extract the encoded id:
rust
let parsed = englishid::parse_u16("acting-abacus").unwrap();
assert_eq!(parsed, 42);
The wordlist used can encode 51 bits of information in 4 words. If you'd prefer to restrict your u64 IDs to 51 bits, you can set the number of words used:
```rust use englishid::{EnglishId};
let englishid = EnglishId::from(123456789u64).words(4).tostring().unwrap(); asserteq!(english_id, "quantum-ashamed-abdominal-abacus"); ```
If a value is ever out of acceptable ranges, [Error::ValueOutOfRange
] will
be returned.