Roll dice (eg Asphodice) and show outcomes https://rpg.bertieb.org/dice-roller/

bertieb a08472a6b8 Refactored most report generation to functions Is it less monolithic? Yes Is it actually any better? Uhh This is still doing some reasonably code-smelly things which could probably be improved with a decent JavaScript templating engine, but: - it's after 10PM on a SAturday night and I've been working on this all afternoon - it works for now - I don't want to go too far down the rabbit hole of super-polished code (hah!) before I check that the output format suits C It is actually better in the sens that we present charts first (easier to see at a glance) with their data below them. Todo: - sort output of outcomesBalance for chart (already sorted for table) - hide/show toggles - make the doughnut chart more straightforward (swap legend order, rename labels)		il y a 3 ans
src	Refactored most report generation to functions	il y a 3 ans
.gitignore	Add gulp for automated builds & Boostrap for FE	il y a 3 ans
README.md	Add README	il y a 3 ans
dice.ts	Don't hard code number of dice/rolls	il y a 3 ans
gulpfile.js	Add watchify, browserify & other deps	il y a 3 ans
package.json	Add Chart.js & google-palette node deps, refactor	il y a 3 ans
tsconfig.json	Add basic frontend (jQuery+Bootstrap) stub	il y a 3 ans

README.md

Dice Roller

This project simulates rolling dice and collecting results (like AnyDice).

It is mostly of interest to simulate the rolling of a particular kind of dice -- Asphodice -- which is not possible in AnyDice.

Installation

This package relies on node for package management and gulp for the build pipeline. npm install should install dependencies. From there, tsc will transpile from TypeScript to JavaScript; or gulp will start a BrowserSync instance for developing the frontend, running at http://localhost:3000/. npm test will run the test suite.