Popularity
6.6
Declining
Activity
0.0
Stable
3
10
0
Monthly Downloads: 6
Programming language: Haskell
License: GNU General Public License v2.0 only
Tags:
ACME
Latest version: v0.1.7
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Roller
Roller is a nice little utility that lets us generate numbers from dice expressions popular in pen and paper role playing games. Haskell implementation of dice notation.
Builds
master
develop
current version
Usage & sample dice rolls:
Single Terms:
Constant Term:
$ roller "4"
4
Dice Term:
$ roller "4d5"
10
Combined Terms:
Addition:
$ roller "3d10 + 2"
23
Subtraction (verbose mode):
$ roller -v "3d10 - 2"
16 [7,3,8,-2]
Multiple rolls:
$ roller -n5 "1d4"
1
3
3
2
3