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It would be cool to be able to roll dice with python3 -m gnoll. There's already a command-line interface in C, but (1) binaries of it don't seem to be distributed anywhere, so you have to build it from source, and (2) it's missing a lot of features that the core code supports (#431). I bet that a Python command-line interface would be a lot easier to write and maintain than a C version.
@ianfhunter I'd be happy to take a stab at this, if you're interested in having it.
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It would be cool to be able to roll dice with python3 -m gnoll. There's already a command-line interface in C, but (1) binaries of it don't seem to be distributed anywhere, so you have to build it from source, and (2) it's missing a lot of features that the core code supports (#431). I bet that a Python command-line interface would be a lot easier to write and maintain than a C version.
@ianfhunter I'd be happy to take a stab at this, if you're interested in having it.
It would be quite nice! If you're willing to give it a try, I'll review any PRs you have
It would be cool to be able to roll dice with
python3 -m gnoll
. There's already a command-line interface in C, but (1) binaries of it don't seem to be distributed anywhere, so you have to build it from source, and (2) it's missing a lot of features that the core code supports (#431). I bet that a Python command-line interface would be a lot easier to write and maintain than a C version.@ianfhunter I'd be happy to take a stab at this, if you're interested in having it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: