slackrollpy | Simple implementation of a slack client

slackrollpy is a Python library. slackrollpy has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However slackrollpy build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Simple implementation of a slack client for python based dice rolling bot using RTM. Depends on slack client for python. Edit the flags in slackroll.py -- you can also change the default messaging here if you'd like. Add your slack token and default channel to slacktoken.py. The syntax is pretty straightforward. Use roll or roll help to get help. In the basic "roll" command the minimum parameter is "#ds" with # being the number to roll and s being the number of sides, ie, roll 3d6 would roll three six-sided dice. You can also specify target num or t num to set a target difficulty (anything lower than num is a failure, equal to or above is a success). For example, roll 7d10t8 rolls seven ten-sided dice, and any at eight or above are considered successes. Exploding dice are indicated with explode num or e num (anything equal to or above num will be rerolled until it is no longer above, potentially giving multiple results per die rolled). For example, roll 7d10t8e10 would roll seven ten-sided dice, rerolling any tens until they are less than ten, and considering anything equal to or over eight to be a success. You can use the shorthand nwod num to roll using the default paramters for New World of Darkness (ten sided dice, target 8, roll again on 10). nwod 7 is equivalent to roll7d10t8e10. Finally, you can add the keyword rote to any command with a specified target number to reroll any failed rolls once. For example, roll 7d10t8e10 rote.