Web and CLI interface to roll dice.

• yarn dev and point browser to localhost:3449 for figwheel and watching the Rust backend. If you don't issue :cljs/quit at the REPL or you'll have to kill figwheel some other way.
• yarn prod and point browser to localhost:8080 for the production build.
• yarn demo for a dev server with no hot-reloading - point your browser to localhost:8080.

For EMACS/CIDER, run yarn emacs and then from Emacs invoke M-x cider-jack-in-clojurescript. You'll need to invoke (start-figwheel!). Further instructions can be found here.

The backend component also has two other CLI modes:

• Invoke with repl as the first arg for a REPL which will evaluate commands in sequence separated by spaces and prompt for further input until a SIGINT.
• Invoke with your command as space-separated arguments to run a single operation.

You can run the webserver directly via roll (cargo run) or roll serve (cargo run -- serve).

Command formats:

• A list of valid rolls in XdX format, separated by spaces - 1d2 2d4 3d8
• A list of string identifier to lookup in the item table - blello, blello, ian
• A multiplier followed by either a list of valid rolls or a string identifier - 3 1d7, 3 1d8 2d9, 3 blello, 3 blello ian

The multiplier is a little buggy on the web side - it only rolls out the first trailing arg. Stay tuned.

Web server endpoints:

• GET /roll/:cmd where :cmd is any of the above, but separated by slashes instead of spaces: /roll/1d6, /roll/2d8/3d9, /roll/3/10d20, /roll/9/blello/ian
• GET /items returns all the items stored in db.sqlite
• POST /item with an application/json request body like '{"name": "blaster","damage": "1d8"}' to insert that item into the DB

• Stable rust 1.25.0+
• Java JRE 1.8+
• yarn
• lein
• cargo-watch

• actix/actix_web
• lazy_static
• rand
• regex
• serde/serde_derive

• reagent
• re-frame
• re-frame-http-fx