HolyRandom is a web-powered randomness engine that generates unpredictable numbers by crawling different websites, And converting their characters into numbers which are fed into a random number generator to decide to add it or substract it.
Most random number generators are deterministic and preditactable under the hood. HolyRandom introduces environmental unpredictability into the generation process.
Inside the header file, there will be a couple of configuration settings for you to arrange
- COUNT_NEGATIVE_AS_DIGIT. This configuration determines if at the moment of creating a negative number, The number will be exactly the same size input or will be one digit more because the negative symbol.
- ALLOW_NEGATIVES. This configuration determines if the randomly generated numbers can be negatives.
- ALLOW_POSITIVES. This configuration determines if the randomly generated numbers can be positives.
HolyRandom provides two main functions. getHolyRandom and getHolyRandom_S. These two functions take as single parameter the size of the randomly generated number and return the random number.
- getHolyRandom which returns an int which max size is 10.
- getHolyRandom_S which returns an string which has no max size.
#include <HolyRandom.h>
std::string HolyRandom_S = HolyRandom::getHolyRandom_S(20);
int HolyRandom = HolyRandom::getHolyRandom(10);
HolyRandom requires the following dependencies :
- Httplib [https://github.com/yhirose/cpp-httplib]
- Openssl (Required by Httplib)