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# gud
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> Create a 'gud nuff' (not cryptographically secure) globally unique id
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## Install
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```
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yarn add gud
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```
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## Usage
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```js
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const gud = require('gud');
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console.log(gud()); // 1
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console.log(gud()); // 2
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```
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This is ever so slightly better than using something like `_.uniqueId` because
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it will work across multiple copies of the same module.
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Do not use this in place of actual UUIDs, security folks will hate me.
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This will not be unique across processes/workers.
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