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sealdice

v1.5.1

Published

a day ago

SealDice, a cross-platform TRPG dice bot.

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sealdice trpg dice bot

SealDice

This package installs the official SealDice desktop release for the current platform and exposes the sealdice command.

Install

npm install --global sealdice

Run

SealDice stores its configuration, databases, logs, and bundled clients in the current working directory. Create or enter a dedicated instance directory before starting it:

mkdir my-sealdice
cd my-sealdice
sealdice

On the first run, and after an npm package upgrade, the command deploys the official GitHub Release files into that directory. Files created by SealDice or by the user are preserved. Release-managed binaries and built-in resources are updated to the installed npm version.

The command refuses to deploy into an unrelated non-empty directory. An empty directory, an existing SealDice directory, or a directory previously managed by this npm package is accepted.

All command-line arguments are forwarded to sealdice-core:

sealdice --version
sealdice --address 0.0.0.0:3211

Supported platforms are Windows x64, macOS x64/arm64, and Linux x64/arm64.

Project website: https://sealdice.com

Source releases: https://github.com/sealdice/sealdice-build/releases