Games Box
Build and Install
Standalone Executable
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
pyinstaller game_box.py --onefile
Build & Install Library Locally
python setup.py sdist
pip install /dist/games-box-VERSION.tar.gz
Install Library via pip
pip install games-box
Usage
Standalone Executable
Dice
A simple interface for rolling dice. Each die is given a random, human-readable name. You may also give your own names to improve readability with large dice pools.
Roll a single die giving the number of sides and an optional name.
game_box.exe roll-die --sides=6
>> d6-PINK-FOX: 3
Roll multiple dice giving a semi-colon separated list of dice.
game_box.exe roll-dice --dice="4;6"
>> d4-WHITE-MOUSE: 3
>> d6-BLUE-RABBIT: 1
>> Total: 4
Optionally, include your own name with each die.
game_box.exe roll-dice --dice="4-My d4;6-My d6"
>> My d4: 1
>> My d6: 2
>> Total: 3
Library
from games_box.dice import Die, DicePool
my_d4 = Die(4, "My d4")
my_d6 = Die(6, "My d6")
my_dice_pool = DicePool([my_d4, my_d6])
print(my_dice_pool.roll())
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