CLI as a Pseudo Random Number Generator
```bash $ rand 'gauss' 0.7164763224859116 # ~ Gaussian(mu=0, vr=1) without explicit args
$ rand 'gauss(1, 100)' 3.6845312036504216 # ~ Gaussian(mu=1, vr=100)
$ rand 'seed(42) | gauss(0, 100)' 8.327121583181412 # ~ Gaussian(0, 1) with fixed seed=42
$ rand 'seed(42) | gauss(0, 100) | int' 8 # Truncated into Int ```
| Name | Args | Effect | Example |
|---------|--------------------------------------|---------------------------|-------------------------|
| seed | number (unsigned int, required) | Set Random Seed | seed(42)
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| int | number (required) | Truncate a float into int | int
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| floor | | same to int | floor
|
| round | | trancate into nearst int | round
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| gauss | mean (optional), variance (optional) | Gaussian Distribution | gauss()
gauss(0, 1)
|
| uniform | min (optional), max (optional) | Uniform from [min, max) | uniform(1, 2)
|
| exp | lambda (optional) | Exponential Distribution | exp(0.5)
|
bash
cargo install randcli