dart_dice_parser 4.0.1

A dart library for parsing dice notation (e.g. "2d6+4"). Supports advantage/disadvantage, exploding die, and other variations.

dart_dice_parser

A dart library for parsing dice notation (e.g. "2d6+4"). Supports advantage/disadvantage, exploding die, and other variations.

Examples

A simple usage example:

import 'package:dart_dice_parser/dart_dice_parser.dart';

void main() {
  // create a roller for D20 advantage (roll 2d20, drop lowest)
  final dice = DiceExpression.create('2d20-L');
  
  // each roll returns different results.
  final result1 = dice.roll();
  final result2 = dice.roll();
}

• 2d6 + 1 -- roll two six-sided dice, sum results and add one
• 2d(2*10) + 3d100 -- roll 2 twenty-sided dice, sum results, add that to sum of 3 100-sided die
• 1D66 -- roll a D66 -- aka two six-sided dice, multiply first by 10 and sum results
• 1d% -- roll one percentile dice
• 4dF -- roll four fudge dice
• 2d20-H -- roll 2d20, drop highest (disadvantage)
• 2d20-L -- roll 2d20, drop lowest (advantage)
• 4d20-H-L -- roll 4d20, drop highest and lowest
• 10d10-L3 -- roll 10d10, drop 3 lowest results
• (2d10+3d20)-L3 -- roll 2d10 and 3d20, combine the two results lists, and drop lowest 3 results
• 20d10-<3->8# -- roll 20 d10, drop any less than 3 or greater than 8 and count the number of remaining dice
• 2d6 * 3 -- roll 2d6, multiply result by 3

Supported notation

• AdX -- roll A dice of X sides, total will be returned as value

• special dice variations:

  • AdF -- roll A fudge dice (sides: [-1, -1, 0, 0, 1, 1])

  • Ad% -- roll A percentile dice (equivalent to 1d100)

  • AD66 -- roll A D66, aka 1d6*10 + 1d6 (NOTE: you must use uppercase D66, lowercase d66 will be interpreted as 66-sided die)

  • exploding dice

    • Ad!X -- roll A X-sided dice, explode if max is rolled (re-roll and include in results)
      • the dice roller won't explode dice more than 100 times.
    • Ad!!X -- roll A X-sided dice, explode only once (limited explosion)

• modifying the roll results:

  • dropping dice:
    • AdX-HN -- roll A X-sided dice, drop N highest
    • AdX-LN -- roll A X-sided dice, drop N lowest
    • AdX->B -- roll A X-sided dice, drop any results greater than B
    • AdX-<B -- roll A X-sided dice, drop any results less than B
    • AdX-=B -- roll A X-sided dice, drop any results equal to B
    • NOTE: the drop operators have higher precedence than the arithmetic operators, so 4d10-L2+2 is equivalent to (4d10-L2)+2
  • cap/clamp:
    • AdXC<B -- roll A X-sided dice, change any value less than B to B
    • AdXC>B -- roll A X-sided dice, change any value greater than B to B

• operations on dice rolls:

  • counting:
    • AdX# -- how many results? (useful for 20d10-<2->8# -- roll 20 d10, drop <2 and >8, how many are left?)
    • AdX#>B -- roll A X-sided dice, count any greater than B
    • AdX#<B -- roll A X-sided dice, count any less than B
    • AdX#=B -- roll A X-sided dice, count any equal to B

• arithmetic operations

  • parenthesis for order of operations
  • addition is a little special -- could be a sum of ints, or it can be used to aggregate results of multiple dice rolls
    • Addition of integers is the usual sum
      • 4+5
      • 2d6 + 1
    • Addition of roll results combines the results (use parens to ensure the order of operations is as you expect)
      • (5d6+5d10)-L2 -- roll 5d6 and 5d10, and from aggregate results drop the lowest 2.
      • 5d6+5d10-L2 -- roll 5d6 and 5d10, and from only the 5d10 results drop the lowest 2. equivalent to 5d6+(5d10-L2)
  • * for multiplication
  • numbers must be integers
  • subtraction and division are not supported.

CLI Usage

❯ dart example/main.dart '3d6'
1: 10


# run N number of rolls
❯ dart example/main.dart -n6 '3d6'
1: 6
2: 9
3: 11
4: 7
5: 12
6: 12

# show statistics for a roll
❯ dart example/main.dart -s '3d6'
{mean: 10.5, stddev: 2.94, min: 3, max: 18, count: 10000, histogram: {3: 41, 4: 133, 5: 265, 6: 479, 7: 695, 8: 1030, 9: 1211, 10: 1233, 11: 1236, 12: 1164, 13: 938, 14: 658, 15: 446, 16: 278, 17: 157, 18: 36}}

Features and bugs

Please file feature requests and bugs at the issue tracker.