rassal

Rassal is a deterministic random value generator.

Getting Rassal

Rassal is not a published project. If you want to use the library, you should clone the project first and publish it locally as on the following command:

# on interactive sbt shell
sbt:rassal> publishLocal

# on bash
$ sbt publishLocal

Then you can add the library in the library dependencies as others.

libraryDependencies += "rassal" %% "rassal-core" % "1.0.0-SNAPSHOT"

Run Tests

You can run all tests as on the following command:

# on interactive sbt shell
sbt:rassal> tests/test

# on bash
$ sbt tests/test

Quick Start

import rassal.R

scala> R.int.value
res0: (rassal.Seed, Int) = (Seed(25214903928),-1073357075)

scala> R.int.valueR
res1: Int = -1073357075

License

MIT License

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