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##Installation
`pip install pydiecalc`
##Usage
###As a CLI
To run the pydiecalc library as an interactive CLI you run the application
without arguments:
`pydiecalc`
###From the Command Line
To run the pydiecalc library from the command line you run the application with
arguments that will be parsed:
`pydiecalc 1d6 + 10`
###As a library
To use pydiecalc as a library you need to import it and then handle the output:
```
import pydiecalc
result, rolls = pydiecalc.roll('1d6 + 10')
```
`pydiecalc.roll` will raise `CaughtRollParsingError` if the parsing fails.
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