Play at http://www.snik.eu/quiz by clicking on the correct answer for each of the questions.
Requires npm and a Linux style command line with tools like sed.
- There are several types of questions which have a template each.
- The questions from all templates are merged into a JavaScript file.
- Recreating the questions is only necessary when the templates have been changed or the data on the SNIK SPARQL endpoint has changed in a way that should be reflected in the questions.
- Recreating the questions is a partially automated process.
subject.sparql depends on the graph http://www.snik.eu/ontology/derived. For each template:
- Execute the SPARQL query in the
sparqldirectory, for example definition.sparql. You may need to disable "Strict checking of void variables" in the Virtuoso SPARQL Query Editor. - Save the output as a tab separated values (TSV) file, such as
definition.tsv. - Use the transformation script to create a JavaScript for example
./transform-definition < input > definition.js - The transformation file may not be correct, use a text editor with search and replace to create a syntactically correct JavaScript array.
At the end, use the existing quiz-data.js to get the header and footer and add the contents of the template arrays.
- Name: Given a definition, choose between the names of 4 "similar" classes to find the correct one.
Create the files as required by the process.
Check out this repository, then npm install once, then npm run dev.
npm run build
./deploy
SNIK Quiz uses the MIT license like https://github.com/davidrayoussef/react-quiz, which this is a fork of with minimal modifications. The main contribution of SNIK Quiz is the question data, not the user interface.