Dice Roller RUST

This library provides a simple and efficient way to simulate dice rolls directly from your JavaScript applications using WebAssembly. With it, you can roll any number of dice, each with a customizable number of sides. Built with Rust, this library can process up to 10 million dice rolls in under 6 seconds, showcasing the power of WebAssembly in high-performance applications.

Features

• Roll any number of dice with any number of sides.
• Unmatched Performance: Capable of rolling up to 10 million dices in less than 6 seconds.
• Fast and efficient computation with Rust and WebAssembly.
• Easy integration into JavaScript projects.

Getting Started

To use this library, you'll first need to include it in your project. Assuming you have a package generated and published, you can include it via npm or yarn:

npm install niv_dice_roller
# or
yarn add niv_dice_roller

Usage

Here's a quick example to get you started:

import { roll_dice } from 'your-dice-roller-package';

const diceConfig = [
  {times: 4, side: 20},
  {times: 2, side: 6},
  {times: 3, side: 10}
];
// This will roll 4d20, 2d6, and 3d10 dices, returning an object with the roll results.

const output = roll_dice(diceConfig);

console.log(output);

This will roll 4d20, 2d6, and 3d10 dice, returning an object with the roll results.

Example of Output

The roll_dice function returns an object where each key corresponds to a dice configuration from the input array, and its value is an array of roll results. Here’s an example output for the provided input:

{
  "1": [1, 6, 4, 19],
  "2": [1, 4],
  "3": [6, 5, 2]
}